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Sara Causey

  • Writer, Medium
  • Owner, Causey Consulting, LLC
Tulsa
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Cryptic Postcard From 1992 Sent to Sara Causey

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By Sara Causey
| PR Underground
Today, independent author and multidisciplinary creator Sara Causey revealed a curious discovery: a postcard dated 1992, written completely in German, and postmarked from California, sent by an unknown individual. The card references people Causey has never met and includes the puzzling line, “We left our socks in the South.” “I kept looking at it,” said Causey. “It reads like correspondence that somehow slipped its intended destination by a few decades. They are like breadcrumbs.
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Remembering Dag Hammarskjöld: His Life, Legacy, and Enduring Relevance

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By Sara Causey
| Medium
When people search for Dag Hammarskjöld’s death or Dag Hammarskjöld’s plane crash, they often discover the tragic ending of his life before they learn about the extraordinary way he lived. Hammarskjöld, the second Secretary-General of the United Nations, left a legacy that extends far beyond the Congo Crisis or the Cold War tensions of his era. To remember Dag Hammarskjöld well, we must look at his life, his values, and the vision that continues to inspire.
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Behind the Diplomat: Dag Hammarskjöld’s Humanity

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By Sara Causey
| Medium
Dag Hammarskjöld’s life was fraught with difficulties in 1961. The Congo Crisis, which began in 1960 and showed no signs of stopping the following year, had become not only a localized disaster but also a Cold War flashpoint. In the summer, Dag’s pet vervet, Greenback, died under bizarre circumstances (read more here.) As hard working and diligent as Dag was, he wasn’t superhuman.
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