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Graduation Advice from an Elder Millennial

Graduation Advice from an Elder Millennial

I graduated college in 2005. That means by the time I was a senior I had already experienced the Columbine school shooting as a...

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How to Respond to the Coronavirus if You are Young and Healthy

How to Respond to the Coronavirus if You are Young and Healthy

To be honest, I was dismissive of the initial reaction to the coronavirus in the US. I thought cancelling the NCAA tournament and other...

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Wondering What To Do For Lent?

Wondering What To Do For Lent?

Some of us have grown up in churches where Lent was an annual practice and a core part of our worship and rhythm of...

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Miss Americana and the Hole in White Feminism

Miss Americana and the Hole in White Feminism

“My entire moral code has been based on the need to be perceived as good.”

So says Taylor Swift in the recent Netflix documentary about...

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Heather’s Top Ten Movies of 2019

Heather’s Top Ten Movies of 2019

This year I was drawn to movies that tried new things or told stories I hadn’t seen before. There ended up being multiple autobiographical...

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REVIEW: Joker (Should We Sympathize With Evil?)

REVIEW: Joker (Should We Sympathize With Evil?)

It’s been out for two weeks, and Joker has already sparked a season’s worth of controversy. It won the highest prize at the Venice...

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Is Self-Care Just Self-Absorption?

Is Self-Care Just Self-Absorption?

If you are ever on Instagram, you know what I’m talking about. There are guides for self-care activities. Pictures being posted of ways people...

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REVIEW: The Last Black Man in San Francisco

REVIEW: The Last Black Man in San Francisco

“Do you love San Francisco?”

“I don’t know. I mean I’m here.”

“You don’t get to hate it unless you love it.”

This exchange...

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REVIEW: Booksmart

REVIEW: Booksmart

“It’s like Superbad but with girls.”

That’s the description I have often heard of Olivia Wilde’s directorial debut, Booksmart. This is a coming-of-age comedy about...

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The Women of Marvel Ask, “What is a girl worth?”

The Women of Marvel Ask, “What is a girl worth?”

I first heard this question posed by real life superhero Rachel Denhollander at the trial of Larry Nassar. Denhollander is a lawyer and...

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