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Because #BlackLivesMatter
Looking at my Facebook feed, filled with posts from my social justice-oriented friends, it is easy to sit back, to feel like everything has been said. That anything I say would be preaching to the choir. But the protest posters … Continue reading
Still breathing
I feel like my last post needs some kind of follow-up. I have a back-log of “regular” posts (at least in my head), but jumping right into, “and here was my experience making soy milk,” doesn’t quite seem right. So, … Continue reading
I can’t breathe
I recognized my body’s reaction and reminded myself to breathe. Because I could. Because no one’s hands were around my neck, cutting off the oxygen that these human bodies require to live. Continue reading
Using my words
I have a lot to share here, but it all feels trivial. And I don’t feel fully qualified to talk about what isn’t trivial, as Heather so pointedly stated a few months ago: Because who the hell am I? I … Continue reading
Say something
Despite living less than 18 miles from Ferguson, MO, I didn’t hear about the events that unfolded last weekend (and continue to unfold) until more than forty-eight hours later. In a small cabin south of Crater Lake in Oregon, I … Continue reading