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Nov.09.2011 - 11:15 am
It was 1972, only the second time I'd voted in a presidential election. I was working full time and had two small children. My sister agreed to watch the little ones while...
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Jul.06.2011 - 9:02 am
Being proud of one's country is like being proud of one's race. No part of being born into a certain country is in our hands just as race is not one of our own accomplishments. ...
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May.05.2011 - 11:25 pm
This year’s American high school graduates were, on average, seven years old on September 11, 2001. They were in second grade. Osama bin Laden was their real live boogie man. ...
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Jan.18.2011 - 3:54 pm
I’m not a sentimental person. Sentimental, according to my beloved Webster’s Seventh New Collegiate Dictionary, means “marked or governed by feeling, sensibility,...
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Sedona, the movie review
"What is within us comes to the shores of ourselves in many ways."”
—Linda Hogan in The Woman Who Watches Over the World
About Yuma
Yuma Michaels is a poet and writer who lives in Sedona, Arizona. She writes political blogs and is editor of the Huffington Post blog by Kathleen Wells. Her latest novel is a mystery called Gaining Purchase.
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