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"Do you see my granddaughter?...Isn't it a miracle that we can visit with all our kin, simply by looking into this face?" (chapter 14, p103)

— Edwidge Danticat Breath, Eyes, Memory (1994)

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This day, more than any other, should remind us that everyone seeking asylum deserves to be treated humanely.

The nomad or immigrant who learns something rightly must always ponder travel and movement, just as the grief-stricken must inevitably ponder death.

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All artists, writers among them, have several stories-one might call them creation myths-that haunt and obsess them.

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The person she'd been when the three of them, she and her husband and her son, had gotten on that boat and left Haiti-that person was also lost at sea.

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Reading, and perhaps ultimately writing, is nothing like living in a place and time where two very young men are killed in a way that is treated like entertainment.

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