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Head, heart, hands: american slavery
27,000,000 people right now as we speak are slaves in the world. 27,000,000. That’s a lot. Texas has somewhere around 23,000,000 people. That means that the entirety of Texas plus Kentucky are enslave… more →
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head, heart, hands: american slavery
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adam anderson wrote 1 year ago: 27,000,000 people right now as we speak are slaves in the world. 27,000,000. That’s a lot. Texas has … more →
the God sessions, vol i
adam anderson wrote 1 year ago: Head, Heart, Hands: God So for the last semester and the beginning of the semester, I’m written abou … more →
riding the bus
adam anderson wrote 1 year ago: I like to ride the bus. Erie, for a mid-sized city, does a good job creating bus routes that go to i … more →
i hate ipods, vol ii
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adam anderson wrote 1 year ago: So last week, for what it probably the first time, I kind of got mean. Well, maybe not mean, I suppo … more →
i hate ipods, vol i
adam anderson wrote 2 years ago: Welcome back my friends. As you’re getting settled again, for the second article in a row I’m writin … more →
thoughtful next steps
adam anderson wrote 2 years ago: Usually when I write these articles, they’re idealistic and theoretical. Very rarely do I talk about … more →
head, heart, hands: the price of illegal parking
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adam anderson wrote 2 years ago: So I would say almost the entire time I’ve been writing to you this year, I’ve tried to be as honest … more →
head, heart, hands: the answers to love
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adam anderson wrote 2 years ago: For the past two weeks I’ve been forcing down your throat a steady diet of everything I’ve ever thou … more →
head, heart, hands: the unfulfilled love list
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adam anderson wrote 2 years ago: In June of 2006, I debuted “The List”. What’s “The List”? I don’t mean to be stereotypical, bu … more →
head, heart, hands ii: entitlement
adam anderson wrote 2 years ago: Friday I had to do some laundry. I hate doing laundry. It’s one of those things I recognize has to b … more →
