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🔨 The Tools We Pass Down
We are not just the users of cultural tools. We are the passers-on. And whether we like it or not, we will be judged by the sharp tools we allow to proliferate.
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Sep 132 min read


Memento Mori at the White House
After a reporter asked Donald Trump about the “eyesore” tent, he ordered it dismantled. The Peace Vigil, which had outlasted multiple administrations, wars, and Cold War threats, was silenced because its persistence offended the aesthetics of power.
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Sep 82 min read


What's Happening in the Everglade's Won't Stay There
We live in a moment of performative cruelty. We are governed by people who mistake sadism for strength. If you feel sick watching it unfold, as I do, that’s not moral confusion. That’s moral clarity.
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Jul 25 min read


A Quiet Revelation: What Malta Reminded Me About Belonging
Just a few days in Malta, and I felt something rare: ease, welcome, belonging. It made me realize how much we’ve normalized isolation…
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May 172 min read


Notes from Malta: On Belonging and the Great American Loneliness
I’ve come to a conclusion as plain as the local bread and as bitter as the espresso: I feel more welcome here among strangers than I do back
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May 152 min read
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