...in Progress

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People have been working to steer this barge [of progress], to wake people up, for a long time. Looking back on their efforts can offer hope, strength…
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Or, how I'm abandoning the clamor of public opinion in favor of generous conversation
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Welcome Jason Clemence to "...in Progress" with his essay "Requiem for the Snowflakes," which pairs nicely with Fitz's "Empathy in Jeopardy."
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Allegories communicate by way of symbols. If we knew how to read them, we'd know we're in big trouble.
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Living in Colorado is everything I'd ever hoped for, as long as you don't count the gun violence.
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Dad got sober six years before I was born and, if he hadn’t, I wouldn’t be alive, or sober.
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Jason comments on the Marilyn Manson sex abuse scandal, but mostly explores his own longstanding and fraught interest in "extreme" music
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Or, how I grasped for autonomy wherever I could find it in 2020
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I now exist not as a person who has 'some really interesting thoughts' about "Between the World and Me" but only as a person who has read “Between the…
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Thoughts on Cancel Culture, Call of Duty, Cosmo Kramer, and Cosmic Evil.
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This week, JB writes about the most diverse place he's ever been, and suggests an approach to increasing cultural awareness that emphasizes activities…
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Extending the benefit of the doubt is a gracious and generous gesture. But when it comes to police shootings of people of color, that gesture needs to…
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