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Shakespeare on Despots, Power, and Finally… Transition
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The timeless words of Shakespeare might have some application to our deposed... Read more →
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The Day I (Almost) Stormed the Capitol
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It was April 24, 1971. My roommate and I left our college campus in western Pennsylvania... Read more →
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Thank You, Amanda Gorman
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The 2021 inaugural poet, Amanda Gorman, embodied thoughtful confidence, equanimity, and a... Read more →
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Inside the ICU: A Nurse’s View of Covid-19 in Los Angeles
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Los Angeles has been experiencing a horrific surge of coronavirus cases: a patient is... Read more →
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Support the Civil Rights Veterans Relief Fund
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Battles are always fought by the few who are called to give so much for the freedoms of... Read more →
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I Hate to Break It to You: Quarantine Edition
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If you apply pressure to a shaky foundation, everything will collapse. Conversely, if you... Read more →
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Zoomsgiving
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To bring together our families and close friends, this year, we invite you to Zoomsgiving. Here's how it will work...
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Why I Resigned From The California Arts Council In The Middle Of A Pandemic
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I am a Chicana activist, author, and award-winning artist from Orange County, California... Read more →
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The Existential Vacuum and Our Present Moment
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BIDEN BEATS TRUMP My Donald Trump Existential Moment When and how did Donald Trump... Read more →
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Esther Okekwuo: Two Poems
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Poem 1 Hi… Hello, How are you Esther? Sometimes, you act like a jester! What’s all... Read more →
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