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Anndee Hochman

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freelance journalist & teacher; writer of The Parent Trip for the Philadelphia Inquirer
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As the Trump-era media dances to a new dictionary of falsehood, will we ever “hold these truths” again?

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By Anndee Hochman
| Broad Street Review Verified
When I was in elementary school, I slurped a patriotic litany along with my half-pint containers of milk: Columbus discovered America. All the Colonists wanted independence from Great Britain. George Washington could not tell a lie. I felt especially drawn to that last assertion.
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Philly’s Transcendent Choir welcomes trans, nonbinary, and gender-expansive singers

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By Anndee Hochman
| Broad Street Review Verified
It took me 12 measures of “Won’t You Be My Neighbor” to realize that every singer in Transcendent Choir of Philadelphia was wearing a cardigan. That was the sole gesture of conformity in this community choir for people who are trans, non-binary, or gender-expansive.
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Mother Tongue: A Memoir , by Sara Nović

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By Anndee Hochman
| Broad Street Review Verified
Mother Tongue does both. Sara Nović, whose novel True Biz was the One Book, One Philadelphia selection in 2024, here tells the story of a child who loved church but despised Sunday dresses; a child who experienced a congenital heart arrhythmia and who gradually lost their hearing; a person who became a writer, a professor, an activist, the parent of a biological child (who is hearing) and an adopted child (who is deaf).
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