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Category Archives: Writing
Wild Flowers and Maternity Clothes
Three years after my son’s stillbirth, I gave away my maternity clothes. Why it took so long. Continue reading
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Yes, it IS political
Yes, if you’re calling out Donald Trump’s misogyny, it’s political. Continue reading
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Tagged black lives matter, Donald Trump, immigrants, LGBTQ, Politics, sexual assault, Unapologetic
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Ideals, Humanity, and Grace for Hillary Clinton and Me
Does a betrayal of our ideals mean that we can no longer hold them? Continue reading
Posted in feminism, Writing
Tagged 2016 election, Bill Clinton, Donald Trump, feminism, Hillary Clinton, idealism, Monica Lewinsky
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When Fear Threatens Safety
When discussing transgender people using bathrooms, we need to take care that our fears don’t threaten another’s safety. Continue reading
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Tagged autism, bathroom bills, Judge Reed O'Connor, LGBTQ, mainstreaming, segregation, transgender
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Three Minute Lesson in Bravery
The best lesson in bravery I could give my son. Continue reading
Who I am When a Yes Becomes a No
How much weight do you give to the rejection in your life? Continue reading
When We Write for Justice
Today’s post is from my dear friend Andi Cumbo-Floyd. She has been a consistent encouragement and inspiration to me, both as a writer and as a woman striving for justice in our corners of the world. Her latest book, Steele Secrets, … Continue reading
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Tagged Andi Cumbo-Floyd, books, guest post, slavery, writing, ya fiction
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