Liz Gnidovec

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The idea requires a radical reimagining of what support for parents looks like, and it calls for something even more difficult for many to embrace: a release of the urge to judge and blame parents and of wanting to punish them for their failures. In a society that resorts to individual punishment as a response to many of its systemic ills, this concept is deeply embedded into our psyches, and it is hard to let go.
We Were Once a Family: A Story of Love, Death, and Child Removal in America
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