Building New Identities |
July 05, 2017
Though I Seem Lost, The Undercurrents Of My Efforts Are Carrying Me
Without tangible proof of progress, society often judges us harshly. I'm learning to trust the process....
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by Allison Yates |
Another Way Of Looking At Things, Building New Identities, Daily Life, Who am I |
June 27, 2017
How a Visit to a Tiny House Revealed the Essence of A Dream
There is something thrilling about the idea of stripping away what we don’t really need and living with what is essential....
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by Ilona Fried |
Although divorce changes things about your life, the basic structure remains. The real work lies in repairing what you already have....
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by Rachel Barenblat |
Building New Identities |
February 09, 2017
The Limitations Of Identity Politics…And Why We Still Use Them
In an age where identity politics has become popular, it is increasingly important to realize their limitations....
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by Michael Bernstein |
Building New Identities |
December 21, 2016
Write A Letter To Someone You Don’t Expect Will Ever Write Back
It felt surreal to connect with a man who I had known in "another world," a different time, a life where I knew nothing of ostomies, tracheotomies, sutures, and vitals every four hours. ...
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by Amy Oestreicher |
A discussion with author Beth Kissileff about her new novel about a woman who questions American Jews who "return" to Israel and to traditional religion....
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by Brad Hirschfield |
No matter what the results of the election today, there will always need to be people of good conscience standing up for what is right....
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by Avellina Balestri |
We can't know where we're going without knowing where we came from....
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