Looking around, I saw my cozy but lonely sanctuary. There are moments when heaven and hell become indistinguishable....
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I thought of framing my vaccine card, like a college diploma, but I would be needing it for other things. It was a passport back to normal life, right?...
Ariel was showing signs of aging. Her early life on the streets had been rough....
The seemingly simple plea appeared on my college class’s Facebook page: “Is this our classmate?”...
For baby boomers in 2020, the pandemic was novel and unimaginable, but racism was an old and ugly scar––a long-running tragedy we should have eliminated long ago....
When I leave my apartment these days, there’s that nagging thought: could I become a murder weapon? Could I be asymptomatic and unknowingly infect someone? And so I put on my mask....
