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Between the World and Me
Speaking of my beloved home state, my friend Anton tweeted this story at me yesterday (any time I see ridiculous Oregon news, I think of you), and I truly wanted to be like UGH PORTLAND HIPSTERS, CONTROL YRSELVES but I cannot even; I find this too delightful.
Something nice to take with you into the weekend: This lovely little comic by our friend Adrienne Celt.
Nicole Chung is the author of All You Can Ever Know, a national bestseller and finalist for the National Book Critics Circle Award, and the forthcoming memoir A Living Remedy. Find her on Twitter: @nicolesjchung
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