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“Amid the turmoil, my mother felt forced to take one child and leave another,” Ada Ferrer writes. “None of it—not the revolution, not our migration, not [my half brother’s] abandonment—was ever meant to be permanent.” https://t.co/ozxu5C3J4o — PolitiTweet.org

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What did New York look like before we arrived? https://t.co/7Q7oR8UpBZ — PolitiTweet.org

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Alice B. Toklas, born on this day in 1877, emerges from her letters as a great lady—witty, self-deprecating, attentive, cultivated. She called letter-writing her “work,” and she had a kind of genius for it, Janet Malcolm writes. https://t.co/DgxRsvzh2w — PolitiTweet.org

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