We had to wear N95 masks for days on end because the air was so polluted.
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Tag: Dispatches from a Pandemic
I know how strangers react to a black woman walking a pit bull in a nice neighborhood.
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“As long as I come see the mountains, I’m okay,” was the idea their poetry expressed.
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Perhaps my biggest secret is that I have a doppelgänger.
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Laboratory testing for viral diseases would not be available for another fifty years.
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It’s become a delicate balance, this being open to joy while not in denial of the harsh reality of the magnitude of fear and suffering and death.
(nonfiction)
Did I know them? No.
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One of my students asked, “Is that your cat sleeping up there?”
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I sighed, expecting a request to extend a deadline.
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I drift through the Breakout Rooms like a digital ghost . . .
(nonfiction)
