Education
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How My Autistic Son Got Lost in the Public School System
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Work has become more flexible post-pandemic. So should special education.
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Homeschooling: The Benefits for My Son, and the Added Responsibilities for Me
Craft & Criticism
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Seeing Ghosts: How Maya Angelou’s and Maxine Hong Kingston’s Memoirs Published in the 1970s Remain Eerily Relevant Today
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A Structural History of American Public Health Narratives: Rereading Priscilla Wald's Contagious and Nancy Tomes' Gospel of Germs amidst a 21st-Century Pandemic
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An Imitation Game: Artistic Interpretations, Assumptions, and Expectations in Creative Nonfiction
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Examining Authenticity in Memoir
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Writing Lessons
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Surviving My First Writers’ Conference: Three Lessons
Creative Nonfiction
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Epoch
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Taking the Train
The Writer (Vol. 126, No. 6, June 2013, available in print only)
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Fish Bowl
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This is America
Adanna Literary Journal (Fall 2020, available in print only)
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Sunny Day
Sand Hills Literary Magazine (Vol. XLV, No. 1, Spring 2021, available in print only)
Culture and History
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Women Have Always Been Key to the Labor Movement
The Washington Post; added to Bunk History Project in 2024
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The Polarization of Parenting in Corporate America
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What do you do?
Brain, Child Magazine (August 2013, available in print only)