What Hurricane Irma Taught Us About Why People Don’t Evacuate
People often stay due to lack of money, the difficulty of traveling while disabled, language barriers, and fear of job loss—even when weather stops almost all business.
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It’s easy for people to respond to others' coming out with “I don’t care who you love.” But how about moving toward “Great! I’m so glad!” as opposed to “I don’t care”?
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Dude said it was a joke after I shared my abortion advocacy job while online dating. I wasn't amused.
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Hillary Clinton is flawed, but her new election memoir shows that the wounds she sustained during the election were not fatal.
The Latest Example of Trans Baiting at the New York Times Is a Testament to How Far We Have to Go
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Heated Words, But No Violence, at Virginia Confederate Statue Rally
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