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  • On Mat Johnson’s Loving Day and wanting to fit in.

    My condolences to those who feel as though it’s their heritage never to fit in. Growing up, I didn’t fit either.  But I had no expectation of fitting in.  I was an outlier by virtue of who I was, not who my parents were.  And presumably I could’ve learned to talk differently, to act differently,…

    September 8, 2015

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    On Mat Johnson’s Loving Day and wanting to fit in.

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