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Morningside School dismissal, Atlanta, 1950.
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Morningside School dismissal, Atlanta, 1950.
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No one knows you like a person with whom you've shared a childhood. No one will ever understand you in quite the same way. Alice Hoffman, Practical Magic
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New Orleans 1987
My students are the best students: new kid in the class
New kid: ”Hey um teacher why are you wearing a dress?”
Kids: ”IT’S A SKIRT!”
New kid: ”Okay why are you wearing a skirt?”
Me: ”Well tbh it goes well with my boots.”
[ID: skirt and boots]
New kid: ”Okay but are you a boy or a girl?”
Kids: ”THEY’RE A SECRET CAT AGENT!”
New kid: ”— what?”
Me: ”It’s true, I have it on paper!”
Me: shows card
[ID: Visiting card that has the text ”secret cat agent” on it]
New kid: ”OH! So your gender is like, mayonnaise on a chair?”
Me: ”Pardon?”
New kid: ”Yeah so mayonnaise, but like, on a chair?”
Me: ”That’s right.”
New kid: ”Okay I have here an official document that you have to sign if your gender is mayonnaise on a chair. Here.”
New kid: pulls out empty A4
Me: signs
New kid: ”Okay, that’s settled then!”
arima, trinidad | february 1975
schoolchildren