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It’s easy to feel as if the world is falling apart. The Connection features wide-ranging conversations about the bonds that hold us together, the forces that drive us apart, the conflicts that keep us from exploring life’s possibilities and the qualities that make us unique and human.

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Death of Carrie Fisher a reminder for women to guard their hearts

Carrie Fisher’s death at 60 came as a shock. Known as Princess (and later, General) Leia to generations of Star Wars fans, sh ...

9 years ago

On display at Washington
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After the election, America has political fractures to heal

I spent last week in Washington, D.C., a place that, depending on which way you swing, is either a roiling swamp of dysfunction or a glea ...

9 years ago

Azucena Ugarte
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Why Philadelphia City Hall needs a dedicated advocate for domestic violence survivors

In the city of Philadelphia, police officers respond to over 100,000 domestic-related calls each year. And those are the cases we’r ...

9 years ago

Your Need to Feel Powerful Over my Small Body, by Jessie Hemmons
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Lack of justice compounds pain and shame of abuse

Childhood sexual abuse affects approximately one i ...

9 years ago

Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump and Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton exchange words during the second presidential debate at Washington University in St. Louis
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How the 2016 election is triggering the hell out of me

The presidential campaign is leaving me gasping for air. I’ve been watching the Clinton/Trump debates.

9 years ago

The author is shown with various options at Lois Arnold's wig shop on S. 4th Street in Philadelphia. (Susan Perloff
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Women who lose their hair, and the wigs that keep it private

About a third of women experience hair loss. After menopause, that fraction doubles, with thinning hair and bald spots stealing happiness, self-esteem, and quality of life.

9 years ago

 Ari Bowman is shown in this photo, courtesy of his mother, Alisa Bowman.
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Education

Being transgender ‘doesn’t make me any less or any more. It makes me me.’

The East Penn I will always remember is the East Penn that has supported me from first grade until now, regardless of the fact that I am transgender.

9 years ago

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Disarming the digital mob mentality

It’s hard to read the news when you’re a survivor of rape. Each case is different, but I see shades of my own attack and its ...

9 years ago

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Phyllis Schlafly, Miss Missouri, and the burkini: A feminist tilts her head

Phyllis Schlafly died. A Miss America contestant came out. And burkinis continue to fire up the French. Is your feminist bell clanging yet? It should be.

9 years ago

 Hillary Clinton speaks at AFL-CIO convention in Philadelphia in April 2016. (Emma Lee/WHYY)
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Hillary Clinton’s woman card

A man recently told me that, although he isn’t voting for Trump, he has never “liked” Hillary. When I asked why, he rep ...

9 years ago

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New Jersey girls find a voice and mentors at Princeton Plasma Physics Lab STEM conference

It was a loud, busy day. Nearly 600 middle- and high-school girls filled the ground floor of Princeton University’s Frick Chemistry ...

10 years ago

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Did you miss our Speak Easy forum? Read our guests’ essays here

With so much attention on the issue of same-sex marriage — and the continuing focus on Kim Davis — there are countless issues and per ...

10 years ago

A flag representing transgender pride is shown flying at Philadelphia City Hall
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Despite 50 years of LGB progress, aging transgender people face barriers to equality

It is still legal to discriminate in most states based on sexual orientation and gender identity. For aging transgender people, even more obstacles exist.

10 years ago

 Philadelphia police cruiser (Image courtesy of NBC10)
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Philly police making strides to protect and serve transgender community

The worst threat of violence for the transgender community came from the Philadelphia Police Department. But now we're working to improve that relationship.

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Passing as a transsexual black man, and the revolutionary courage to continue

I was finally "passing" as a black man. I also came to realize that the duties of the police to "protect and serve" did not necessarily apply to someone like me.

10 years ago

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