Feast and starvation are divides with plenty of middle ground. According to United Way, nearly 300,000 Orange County residents are unsure how they will eat tomorrow.
Author Archives: Catherine Keefe
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Keefe: The Oil Spill Couldn’t Be My Fault
Meanwhile, over at Oiled Wildlife Care Network a rescue group working out of the UC Davis Veterinary Medicine School, a report has been initiated and the count begins for Pipeline P00547 Incident Wildlife Recovery, a detailed list of creatures found doused in oil. Three Western Grebes. One Sanderling.
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Keefe: How Forward
Find the quietest corner of your room, of your heart, and grieve. Howl if you must. Then listen. Listen to Black voices and believe them when they say they struggle to stay alive. Every. Single. Day. Then stand up with them and for them, but not instead of them…
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Keefe: Flourless in the time of Quarantine
I looked at photos of my past homemade bread and tried to console myself that eventually stores would restock flour. It’s only a loaf, I thought. I’m happy others are learning to nourish themselves, and why shouldn’t everyone else be able to bake?
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Keefe: Why I’ll March
Catherine Keefe, poet, essayist and story coach writes that she will march so that her body will be counted in the name of all that is just.
