Finding Community
Last summer, after returning from my year abroad, I joined a memoir writing class taught by author Ethan Gilsdorf. I wrote two pieces during the […]
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Excess Baggage
“I am not getting off this plane,” I said in broken Spanish to the stewardess. Despite my insistence, she maintained a smile on her face […]
Spring Break Blues Part II
See the previous post for Part I of this story. Where’s the Beach? I left the airport after my first flight as a courier feeling […]
Spring Break Blues Part I
Too Good to Be True? My first trip to South America began with these instructions: You will meet a six-foot-tall Black man named Rufus at […]