“Well I wonder which song they’re going to play when we go / I hope it’s something quiet and minor and peaceful and slow” –
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I gaped at the guy across from me. He was telling me something about an internship at the FEC. Or maybe it was the Fed.
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My courses at university have taught me that colonialism and capitalism institutionalized patriarchy, racism, militarism, and unrelenting exploitation of the environment in Western civilization in
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