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"My father ... didn’t think I could handle [the truth] until I became a young man.”
“My mother’s lament echoed through my own experiences as a wife and mother."
"I didn’t ask questions and I didn’t do Google research. I was too busy keeping my baby alive."
“Before his imprisonment, our neighbor didn’t hide the fact that he was a Proud Boy, and our whole neighborhood witnessed the FBI surrounding his property.”
"It’s a strange and terrible thing to recognize that my fiercest desire has the potential to harm him in the same way."
“I’m an anomaly. An outlier. Part of a percentage so small it doesn’t warrant the money or research needed to find a cause.”
“It may be a small thing, but many small actions can make a big impact.”
We may be living in Hell, but that doesn't mean we have to like it, accept it or surrender.
“The hardest part wasn’t seeing these differences – it was realizing I could never unsee them.”
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