Monthly Archives: November 2016

Donald Trump Is President-Elect

November 26, 2016 · by · in gender · Leave a comment

I keep repeating those words.  For the first few days, I woke up calm and then saw his face. I had a similar experience when I miscarried:  I woke thinking I was still pregnant and then the hard truth hit me after the first moments of waking. A few months ago, I wrote that he […]

canary in the coal mine

November 16, 2016 · by · in Uncategorized · Leave a comment

Originally posted on Laura M Gibson:
A number of years ago I spent an evening with some friends on a sleety winter night. It was dark well before evening, and these friends had just finished a rec room that featured a TV as big as a car. We decided the inaugural voyage for the media…

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