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    Harsh Truth

    I was given some harsh advice by my therapist last week. She said, “That’s life. It’s time to grow up.” I was hurt at first, and then the more I thought about it, It dawned on me that she was right. I have always cried about everything. Tears come when I’m sad, when I’m happy, ...
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    How Compassion Thrives in the Gray Between Black and White

    Once upon a time, I was young and thought things were simple. Actions were right or wrong, and belief systems fell into little boxes. Life was clearly black and white. As I grew older, I determined nothing is simply a matter of black and white, right and wrong. Life is far more complicated and full ...
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    By Lisa Post
    April 26, 2021
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    Woke Is Broke

    When you think of “woke” you probably think of Erykah Badu. Many people believe that her song, “Master Teacher” (2008), was a catalyst for the movement. Badu has seen her fair share of controversy since then. However, one aspect of her philosophy has remained constant: unconditional love and endeavoring to see the good in people. ...
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    By Stephanie Wyatt
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    A Safe Return

    The concept of comfort characters has always intrigued me. My definition of a comfort character is a particular character that can instantly make you feel better just by thinking about them. My comfort characters are usually characters from my friends who are writers because I can ask about them whenever I want.  The way to ...
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    All We Can Do Is Try

    This week I learned about the importance of checking everyone on the ballot, and not just the candidates you hear about on the news. This year has been a difficult one for the world in general, but if this year has confirmed anything for me it’s that if I want to know what’s really happening ...
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    By Stephanie Wyatt
    March 30, 2020
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    An Hour A Day

    The world is in chaos. People are clearing out the grocery stores within a few hours. People are scared, nervous, and praying for the world to go back to normal. I find myself pouring over article after article, seeing the updated number of cases, terrified for my loved ones. I started sobbing the other day ...
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    By Chasity Gaines
    December 9, 2019
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    Letting Us Down

    This world seems to grow colder Human compassion is a thing of the past   too many psychotic episodes stuck on rerun focal points disillusioned   for the one real spectrum has passed over a world run by the corrupt   trying to oust their poorer brothers partners in crime   How do these corrupt ...
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