Elaine Arbogast placed a wedge of coffee cake in front of Brandon. He looked down at the crumbled topping, which had slid onto the bone china like an indelicate avalanche. His father’s beloved Wedgewood—the ones with the gold band and the scalloped edge which used to be reserved for Sunday afternoon visits from his grandmother….
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We live in a cancelled world. Rights we thought we had are gone. Protections—poof! Even the very concept of equality has been upturned. Yet I have received numerous messages from people who have stumbled across the site and felt the need to reach out and let me know that it was the first time they…
