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..., computer screens, open suitcases, purses, windows, and couches. Words are images and vice versa: photo captions, computer filenames, Post-it notes, thought bubbles, nightmares, and book titles on shelves feel imagistic like memory, functioning beyond language. The sharp lineation of birds, roots, branches...

...“To break free of feeling numb and powerless around Gaza,” Somerson writes, “I needed to confront my memories of being unable to prevent the violence that I witnessed as a child.” Illustration by Travis Jaworski. Travis Jaworski ( tjaworksi.com ) ...

... therapist begins the slow process of opening up spaces in my body that have been sealed shut. With each opening, more memories arise. In massage, feelings of panic move out of my sacrum and fill my body with their revelations. My heart beats its way into my throat, and I fight the urge to retch...

.... The history of white privilege in America, in sum, is a history of human rights abuse against blacks and whites. Most whites and blacks in America feel unseen, unheard, and disrespected for good reason. The racial system in America was designed for this purpose: divide and conquer. The notion that white...

... of the most important keys to a healthy, meaningful life. People yearn to be a part of something. When we are a part of something, we feel whole. When we see how things connect and relate to form a whole, they make sense and resonate: they come alive. In 1973 I arrived at Camp Swig, a Reform Jewish summer...

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