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The Work Between Protests
Federal forces are occupying Minnesota as I write this. Life in parts of the state is being patrolled and policed by a paramilitary federal force. People are responding with protests, with public statements, with lawsuits, with visible resistance. This is action, and it's necessary. There's other work happening too, work that's less visible: organizers coordinating safety protocols, building coalitions, planning legal strategy, maintaining communication networks, and prepar
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Jan 193 min read


When Fear Centers Us: Navigating Grief Without Erasure
On grief, solidarity, and staying in the messy conversation... A friend sent me a message this week that made me pause. She was frustrated - deeply frustrated - with what she called "finger-wagging purity politics" in progressive spaces. She'd shared her fear and grief about an ICE agent killing Renee Nicole Good in Minneapolis on January 7, and felt scolded for it. For not including enough disclaimers. For not centering the "right" people. For expressing her own terror at
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Jan 125 min read


Moving from Binary to Multiplicity: Embracing Complexity in a Polarized World
Binary thinking feels safe because it's simple. Two options. Clear boundaries. Obvious opposites. But what happens when we flatten the...
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Oct 7, 20256 min read


From Battleground to Common Ground: The Art of Dialogue
How to bridge from winning arguments to building understanding We've all been there. A conversation starts innocently enough, but before...
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Sep 15, 20253 min read
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