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Month: August 2013

Seattle Arts

An Evening at the Frye

Last Wednesday night I attended The Stranger’s Night of Genius for Literature. One out of a five-week series recognizing Seattle’s … Continue reading An Evening at the Frye

Memoir

Misogyny Is Alive and Well

So I’m at the bus stop this morning writing on my laptop, when a guy walks up to me. He … Continue reading Misogyny Is Alive and Well

Memoir

Further Thoughts on Privilege

Privilege is just a matter of everything you don’t have to think about–but that other people do. Today I bought … Continue reading Further Thoughts on Privilege

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A Lot to Learn

Becoming aware of privilege is never comfortable. But it’s always necessary. I’m in San Francisco for the weekend, the “awkward … Continue reading A Lot to Learn

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