Growing up with my lout of a father, my fear-shocked brain demanded that I remain thankful for every moment I remained safe or alive. But I rarely said thanks—until the one day I did.
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The post-election social media barrage has put us in a strange spot: We don't want to remain silent and complicit, but are we just adding to an exhausting wall of sound?
It's been a week of protesting the right to cross borders. But these lines aren't just geographic, they're economic and racialized, too.
In order to find purpose and affirmation, Black artists rethink time and space as we know it to find a place for themselves.
Whatever happens over the next four years, remember that you didn’t bring this abuse upon yourself. You don’t deserve it. If your needs aren’t being met, it’s not because you have too many needs.
What are the selves we paint out there but a kaleidoscopic refraction of our multiple desires for who we wish to be?
Friends I trust, who have their lives more figured out than I do, swear by camping. It nagged at me like all unattempted things in adult life: can I actually do this?
Some non-believers are working to combat white male dominance within the movement and make room for everyone to explore secular community.
The way we describe ability and care has changed over the centuries, but my relationship with Kiddo doesn't need to be defined.
When Hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans, it threatened to wash away a major part of the American South's Jewish history—a tough notion to sustain and preserve even in the best of times.
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