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Tag Archives: Dehumanizing
Empathy With Morning Coffee
I began this post on May 19th. It started with my morning coffee and the news, as most my posts do. Only now, in June, have I finally clarified what I’ve been trying to say. Initially, I delved into the … Continue reading
Posted in Awareness, Being American, Democracy, Ethics and Morality, History, Memory
Tagged Dehumanizing, Empathy, Fear, GAZA, Israel, Pain, Palestine, Reconnection, Statistics
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