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When Color is Clear
Even in the 1990’s, segregation colored my existence. I grew up in Northern Delaware, my family moved often within the state—a nod to my parents’ dedication to giving us more space, more…
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Excellent Excerpts from For Our Children
For the inaugural issue of Hold the Line, an international collective of more than two dozen writers and artists, representing diverse backgrounds, contributed articles, essays, and poetry. Bringing with them sensitive topics…
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The Gratitude Post for No. 1
The Gratitude List I would like to thank everyone who helped make Hold the Line’s first issue possible: Selena Wolf Berkley Kristina Weaver Cecilia Caballero (of Chicana M(other)work) Jade Chiu (Jade Chiu…
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Against Adversity, We Can Win
Around 3 a.m. the results of my MRI have been confirmed by a neurologist. A physician’s assistant is sent into this small, cold room to talk to me. Her words become the…
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Don’t Touch My Hair!
It’s common for people of all nationalities to think of a kid’s hair as open to public scrutiny and hands-on admiration. This is a sadly invasive misconception. If you must, then sure, tell…
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January 2018 Contributor Bios
The first issue of Hold the Line features some awesome writers, activists, and poets. On the last page of the magazine, you’ll find photos of some of the families and kids of…
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