Tag: social exclusion

The Lasting Memory of Exclusion

Posted on September 8, 2016 by

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The sting is at once startling and searing. At first, you think. this isn’t what’s happening. You’re misinterpreting what you see. And then it hits you. You’re being purposely excluded. Those girls  are crossing the street to avoid you. You think you’re imagining something but you… Continue Reading “The Lasting Memory of Exclusion”

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