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How to Explain Your Post-Pandemic Life Changes to the People in Your Life

New language for a new time

Make this tiny tweak in your language to get a more powerful response

Today’s tiny dose of wisdom

How I Finally Learned How to Say ‘No’ (and How You Can, Too)

Nine phrases to try for yourself

‘I Don’t See Color’ Is an Act of Racial Gaslighting

There’s a reason only white children are taught to be ‘color-blind’

‘Social Media Distancing’ Is the Key to Quelling the Information Pandemic

Language is a virus, and you can help flatten the curve

Sensitivity Is Often Control in Disguise

Let’s assume our friends and family can handle uncomfortable conversations

If Speaking Up Feels Awkward, You’re Doing It Right

We have to unlearn the habit of staying silent about racism

Weltschmerz, Zoom Dread, and Other Terms That Define Pandemic Life

Words to help you make sense of your experience

Don’t Use ‘Drama Language’ to Talk About the Coronavirus

Elizabeth Gilbert offers a question to ask yourself before you speak

Do We Even Still Need the Question Mark

The question-without-a-question-mark conveys its own meaning

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