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  Glass Ceiling Records – BTS – Relational AnthropologyJune 13, 2026
  Relational Anthropology is an acknowledgment of the interconnectedness inherent in anthropology, which has traditionally explored relationships among people, culture, and environment without naming it. By recognizing this unity, the field can embrace co-creation and emotional literacy, emphasizing anthropology as a practice rooted in relationships rather than mere observation.
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  Busting Myths about HomelessnessJune 11, 2026
  Busting Myths about Homelessness Homelessness is a ChoiceHomelessness is Intersectional There are actually many real social/ structural/ psychological/ medical/ circumstantial… Read more: Busting Myths about Homelessness
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  11) Dad – RevisitedJune 11, 2026
  The author reflects on their fragmented relationship with their biological father and the subsequent grief of losing their stepfather. Memories reveal a complex family dynamic filled with love, regret, and longing for connection. Despite challenges, the impact of both father figures highlights the desire for understanding and acceptance amid profound loss.
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  Homeless Internment CampsJune 10, 2026
  Homeless Internment Camps A good friend working with camp hope sent me this. I think we all need to watch… Read more: Homeless Internment Camps
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  10) *Adult Supervision Required (TW) Part Two – RevisitedJune 10, 2026
  The author describes sexual abuse from their childhood.
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  It’s All Sales – So Special It’s Killing UsJune 9, 2026
  It’s All Sales – So Special It’s Killing Us Humans Specialized A long time ago, in lands far away and… Read more: It’s All Sales – So Special It’s Killing Us
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  40) S & MJune 9, 2026
  The writer reflects on their challenging relationship with their step-grandparent in-laws, who were critical and judgmental, particularly towards the writer’s mother. Observing the dynamics during visits reveals the author’s mother’s struggles with conformity and criticism, highlighting themes of family power, expectation, and toxic behavior, especially during mourning after their father’s death.
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  39) Runaway Part TwoJune 8, 2026
  The adventure continues, until it all ends.
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  38) Runaway Part 1June 7, 2026
  The author makes a break for it, escaping the control of home, for whatever the world would present.
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  7) New Scripts – RevisitedJune 7, 2026
  The narrative reflects on a childhood shaped by rigid family dynamics and expectations, particularly towards maternal roles. The author recounts the contrast between their mother’s lively past and the oppressive environment created by their grandmother. Moving to Indiana signifies a turning point, offering glimpses of newfound freedom and self-discovery amid evolving family scripts.
• UNMANIPULABLE: Repairapy — The Home GameJune 7, 2026
  Most of us were taught to survive distorted fields by adapting to them.We learned to read the room, shrink ourselves,… Read more: UNMANIPULABLE: Repairapy — The Home Game
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  Episkevology is the practice of repair.June 7, 2026
  Episkevology is the practice of repair. Not the repair of the individual psyche.Not the correction of “distorted thoughts.”Not the treatment… Read more: Episkevology is the practice of repair.
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  Not Therapy — RepairapyJune 7, 2026
  Most of us were taught that “therapy” means something clinical:a diagnosis, a treatment plan, a professional who fixes what’s wrong… Read more: Not Therapy — Repairapy
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  37) That One Time I Snuck OutJune 6, 2026
  The author reflects on their high school choir experience, where singing provided comfort and connection. They describe a close friendship with Mr. E, a rebellious peer, sharing dreams and secrets during secret visits. A risky late-night venture ultimately leads to panic and Mr. E’s sudden disappearance, leaving unresolved feelings behind.
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  67) Perfect StormJune 5, 2026
  The author recounts being questioned by the police, and punished by their mother. A plan is hatched to leave town.