“The tools we have for changing people’s minds are very limited,” Sophie Haigney tells a reader worried about a loved one going down a cult-y rabbit hole in the May installment of her advice column.
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“Here’s everything I know about everything / we don’t know” — Andy Butter
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Today we’re sharing two poems from Issue Seventeen that reflect on all that seeing can do to us, and all that it can’t do for us.
The Drift
The Drift
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“This is the summit of feeling, / I do not say, you do not say, we do not say,” — Adam Judah Krasnoff
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Early June is the perfect time to read Kion You’s Issue Seventeen Story “My Graduation,” about a complicated family reunion at a commencement in Texas.
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