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Katherine Dykstra

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Why Crafting is, and Always Has Been, a Rebellious Act

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By Katherine Dykstra
| The Persistent
Activism — 8 min read Artwork: Kim Sielbeck. The Persistent is available as a newsletter. Sign up here to get it delivered to your inbox. 💛 February is usually a month I spend hunkered down. But this year, a few months ago, in the dead of a frigid Northeast winter, I was drawn out of my warm house by a blinding rage tempered with the smallest glimmer of hope.
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This Kansas Transplant Will Never Take the Jersey Shore for Granted

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By Katherine Dykstra
| New Jersey Monthly Magazine Verified
Do you know how difficult it is for most people to get to the beach?” I made pointed eye contact with my 10-year-old son in the rearview mirror. We were on our way to Cape May for a week. “Most people have to take a plane! Not only can we drive, we can get there before lunch!” The first time my son saw the ocean, he was still in diapers. He was three when he built his first sandcastle, five when he was rolled by his first wave.
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Book Review: ‘Liliana’s Invincible Summer,’ by Cristina Rivera Garza

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By Katherine Dykstra
| The New York Times Verified
Nonfiction In “Liliana’s Invincible Summer,” Cristina Rivera Garza interrogates her sister’s death to reshape the conversation about femicide. Send any friend a story As a subscriber, you have 10 gift articles to give each month. Anyone can read what you share. Cristina Rivera Garza’s sister, Liliana, was murdered when Liliana was 20-years-old. In her new book, “Liliana’s Invincible Summer,” Rivera Garza writes her sister back into existence.Credit...Penguin Random House Feb.
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