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Posts Tagged: The Reckonings

Nurture Rupture: On Motherhood, Writing, and Gender Inequality

By Sophia Shalmiyev

May 7th, 2019

Do I have a public self that is separate from my private self? I’m not so certain about that.

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Tags: absent mothers, Chris Kraus, family, fathers, Foucault, gender, gender inequality, gender roles, Hannah Arendt, Houston Flood Museum, intergenerational trauma, Kathy Acker, Lacy M. Johnson, Mother Winter, Mother's Day, motherhood, mothers, parenting, rape, self harm, sexual assault, sexual violence, Sophia Shalmiyev, The Reckonings, trauma, yoko ono

Change Ourselves, Change the World: Talking with Lacy M. Johnson

By Lilly Dancyger

October 8th, 2018

Lacy M. Johnson discusses THE RECKONINGS.

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Tags: Brett Kavanaugh, domestic violence, essay collection, essays, Houston, Hurricane Harvey, Kavanaugh, Lacy M. Johnson, Lilly Dancyger, memoir, misogyny, Politics, Racism, rape, sexism, sexual assault, The Other Side, The Reckonings, trauma

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