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November 6, 2008April 20, 2020 ~ Deb

Chamomile tea.

Dragonblood incense.

Morning yoga.

Meditation.

Zen.

Poetry.

Peace.

I’ll leave the country to Barack.

It’s time for me to get back to balance.

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I was almost 30 years old before I heard or knew about the Black National Anthem. Growing up as a white girl in the north, I could live what felt like a full life and still be completely separated from a significant portion of the American experience. I could attend predominantly white schools and be completely unaware of the history I wasn’t being taught. I could consider myself well educated while being completely ignorant of my ignorance. It took mentors and classmates at TSU and a huge dose of desire to be better in order to bend sharp that belated learning curve. Since then I have been devoted to the cause of anti-racism and feel more deeply each year how important it is for us to “lift every voice” for justice and liberty. Black lives do matter. Black lives are precious. Black lives deserve better than what America has given.

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I can attest to the fact that this approach works.

Tonight, Nickie is in Ann Arbor singing with @kyshonamusic and on the same lineup with St. Paul and the Broken Bones. Our first date was seeing SP and the BB at the Ryman in February 2019. And the circle is complete. (Well, it will be if she gets a pic with Paul Janeway backstage and tells him all this.)

So many other layers to unpack, but let’s start here.

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