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From the Border of Identity, Politics, and Medicine
By Anonymous MD
I am a physician, a husband, and a father. I am a religious man; my faith is…
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The gray days of chronic pain
This post is lightly edited and adapt from Sam Gittleman's Substack.
A minute into the opener’s set,…
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The kids are alright.
Written by Tangle readers Elli Purtell and Sarah Gripshover.
We’re writing in response to a piece that ran in…
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In Favor of Open Primaries
I came into this world sixty-nine years ago. Growing up, I don’t remember my parents ever discussing politics. I…
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Seattle Public Schools is making a huge mistake
This piece was authored anonymously by an independent middle school teacher, whose own children attended and graduated from Seattle Public…
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The Cat Colony
Editor's note: Identifying information has been generalized or changed to protect the anonymity of the kitties (honestly).
The…
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The Public Library: Oasis, Sanctuary and a Treasure Trove of Books
A public library is a community resource, of course, but, for some, it is even more; it’s a refuge,…
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The Red Salt Pig
The red salt pig arrived a few days ago. I’d ordered it for my husband for Christmas, but he…
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An ode to public libraries, the truest public square
This post is part of our Sunday series of reader essays, and was written by Tangle reader Justin.
Public, local…