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I Am Bad at Therapy

I Am Bad at Therapy

Sep 13, 2019 1 min read Poetry
because prayer should have quieted my mind / because my prayers have not worked / because therapy is what sick people need / because I am not sick but strong / because if I believe in God
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Stacey Park
By: Stacey Park
Too Much

Too Much

Sep 9, 2019 4 min read Humanity
Saturday night, while making dinner for my wife and children, I was listening to The Beths, a power pop band I’d discovered on a podcast a few weeks before. I felt a
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Chris Davidson
By: Chris Davidson
During Saga Dawa, I Walk to the Marsh; You Should Too

During Saga Dawa, I Walk to the Marsh; You Should Too

Sep 6, 2019 1 min read Poetry
Get there early on a day of spotty rain; be on the muddy path and find contentment with damp clothes. You’ll hear palmettos off to the side, yaupons on your way. You’
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Ahrend Torrey
By: Ahrend Torrey
Trapped within the Hypertext

Trapped within the Hypertext

Sep 4, 2019 6 min read Book Reviews
Jia Tolentino’s debut essay collection, Trick Mirror: Reflections on Self-Delusion, is popular. The book hit #2 on the NYT Bestseller list the week it became eligible for that list’s measurement, and
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Kathryn Watson
By: Kathryn Watson
The WPA’s Visual Legacy

The WPA’s Visual Legacy

Sep 2, 2019 3 min read ArchitectureHumanityThe Curator CelebratesVisual Art
The Works Progress Administration [https://www.history.com/topics/great-depression/works-progress-administration] (WPA) was a New Deal initiative launched in 1935, in the heart of the Great Depression, to combat widespread unemployment and raise
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Chris Davidson
By: Chris Davidson
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