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Quarantine Life: Supporting Our Communities, A Plea, and, Naturally, Some Call-outs
Quarantine Life: Supporting Our Communities, A Plea, and, Naturally, Some Call-outs

Minimizing in-person social contact—creating social distance of at least six feet or more—is essential to flattening the curve during this global pandemic.

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“The Body Is Not An Apology:” On Body Objectification, Body Shame, and Refusals to Apologize
“The Body Is Not An Apology:” On Body Objectification, Body Shame, and Refusals to Apologize

I’m only on the first chapter of Sonya Renee Taylor's The Body Is Not An Apology book, but I already am harnessing, analyzing, and trying to let go of the swirling emotions—anger, self-loathing, guilt, indignation, doubt, bewilderment—I have felt so many times in my adult life when I’ve apologized for the way my body looks, acts, feels, or is interpreted by society.

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