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Notes From Home: Such a Thing (opens the original)
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âIf thereâs such a thing as revolution And there will be if we rise to the call There wonât be no more ghetto at all.â Joan Baez,âGhettoâ on her album One Day At A Time, 1969 September is already turning toward October, yet my laggard mind keeps thinking itâs August. I want to be ready for fall and the heavy rains that could be coming â or not. The rains could be coming to someone else instead. But rain or no rain, change is coming just as surely as the mulberry trees will drop t
Notes From Home: The Load-Bearing Link (opens the original)
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Wendell Berryâs passing on Aug. 31 brought many thoughts to the surface. I wished I could go back to Port Royal, Ky., to bear witness to the importance of this manâs work even âway out here on the opposite side of the American continent. I contented myself with reading tributes from many newspapers and sharing poems and books with friends. One relatively new journalist to Wendell Berryâs Kentucky is Connor Giffin, who writes for the Louisville Courier-Journal. Although I felt wary of som
Notes From Home: Waging Peace (opens the original)
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âIâm gonna lay down my sword and shield Last week it was âLonesome Valleyâ singing me awake; this week itâs âDown by the Riverside.â This internal messaging system is relentless sometimes, but I miss things when I ignore it. Lately Iâve felt war is being waged all around us. Two weeks ago I wrote about NSPM-7 â the National Security Presidential Memorandum No. 7 â and the dangers of being arrested as a domestic terrorist simply for thinking anti-Trumpian thoughts. Our fearles
Notes From Home: Limits (opens the original)
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âThere are limitsâ¦â my mother used to warn, speaking of her patience. As children we learned them early and found our ways around them. There were not limits to her love, which we counted on as we messed with her boundaries. But once in a while we missed the mark and learned about wrath. âThere canât be limits,â an educated orange grower told me recently. The declaration came quickly in response to a comment Iâd made about the 160-acre limitation, a former legal requirement on fede
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