Cedar Writes

Tag: privilege

  • Win the Game of Life

    Win the Game of Life

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    Cedar Sanderson
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    They say you should never read the comments. They would be right, of course. But sometimes I stray unwary in where it should be safe. Which is where my rant button got triggered, hard. And I thought I’d write it down, at length, only maybe with less f’bombs than in my head. So this is…

  • The Privilege of Motherhood

    The Privilege of Motherhood

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    Cedar Sanderson
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    The Little Man rolled out of bed and hit the ground talking this morning. “Would you buy me cookie dough mix?”  “Why?”  “So I can make cookies.”  “Why not from scratch?” “I don’t think you want me making cookies from scratch.”  “Yes, I do. Why do you need cookies? Did you commit to making cookies…

  • Myths

    Myths

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    Cedar Sanderson
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    A guest post by Doug Irvin, whose story reminds me much of my First Reader’s tales.    Let’s talk about – – – Privilege. It’s hard to get into a decent debate these days without someone playing the Privilege card. “You don’t understand the struggles, because you were raised to be privileged.” “You’re so privileged…