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Memory Isn't a Timeline, It's a Pop-Up Book
You’re allowed to turn the page without tearing it out.
“You Seem Fine”: How Survival Becomes a Disguise
Sometimes the most dangerous thing about surviving abuse is that you get too good at it.
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Housing For Who?
If Oregon lawmakers won’t go bold, the crisis will only get worse.
Gaslighting, Greenlighting, and the Entitlement to Rewrite Someone Else’s Truth
People feel far too entitled to deciding what someone else’s truth is
Today's Assignment: Say Something
We're losing our public square. Not to censorship — to silence.
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They Say It’s “Just a Post” Until You Post Something Real
We are policed for sharing our own stories.
If You’ve Got a Little Extra — This Is Your Sign to Give Back
Comfort doesn’t make you guilty. But it does make you powerful.
💊 “Off Your Meds” Isn’t an Insult.
It’s a Warning About the System.
The Squeaky Wheel Sometimes Gets the Math Teacher to Cry
Alternatively: Not All Harm Is Intentional, But It's Still Harm
Ms Ariel Knox
Ms Ariel Knox
Amplifying voices, breaking down barriers, and making democracy accessible through in-depth articles and practical tutorials.
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