
Trauma and Race
Kintsugi is the ancient practice of repairing porcelain fractures with powder resin mixed with gold. The principle of kintsugi is that the repairs to the porcelain
Kintsugi is the ancient practice of repairing porcelain fractures with powder resin mixed with gold. The principle of kintsugi is that the repairs to the porcelain
I’ve been working on a writing project, and an unexpected theme has emerged. Fear. The book isn’t a memoir – not really – but it
It’s all so familiar on a September Saturday morning. Up early, obligations to a student event, though I’d rather have the day to myself. Another
I always relish the turn to autumn each year–it has remained my favorite season unabated through half a century. And yet, as Steve’s piece yesterday
Our dog died last month. Thank you for your condolences. I think almost all of us have learned to take the death of pets seriously.
He stood in my study at church, scanning my bookshelves. Suddenly he turned to me, pointed to a whole section of leadership books–both religious and
The fall of 2019 was rough for my family. In early September, my maternal great grandmother died ‘full of years’ at the remarkable age of
I’ve been both giddy and annoyed recently by the way that “story” has been trending in the public sphere. In my house, where my husband
Caring is complicated. Which means parenting is complicated. And friendship is complicated. And working in care-giving jobs is complicated. What should my care look like?
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