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The Silent White in We: Fury and Invisibility

by lizgenocide, history, languagePosted on July 14, 20113 Comments

It is late at night but I am too angry to sleep. I’ve been holding this blog in my body for the past few weeks, wondering when I could filch time to write from summer bbqs, family visits, river rafting, term paper writing, poetry manuscript reading, and freelance computer work. I was catching up on …

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Spiritual Theft & Soul Sickness

by lizappropriation, genocide, historyPosted on June 15, 20115 Comments

Stealing has always seemed fairly harmless to me. I don’t mean bank robbery, I mean filching. You know, sampling from the olive bar at New Seasons, running a red light, stealing second base. Breaking the law just a little; seeing how much I can get away with. I suspect that my attitude has something to …

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