Reimagining Belonging by Julie Rodgers

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Big City Myths
I came up on my one-year anniversary in Brooklyn and couldn’t see a path to a life in New York where I didn’t go a little further into debt each month…
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The Influencer to Author Pipeline
When I was in high school, I told my mom I wanted to major in English in college and become a writer, and she said, “My friend Susan’s daughter Bethany…
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Nothing Can Be Changed Until It Is Faced
My first job in New York was at a casual-upscale, Michelin-starred restaurant in Brooklyn called Oxalis. Oxalis had locally sourced ingredients, natural…
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A New Season
I am delighted to be writing to you all today. I’m going to embarrass myself by quoting a passage from my book to frame this post, and then share a…
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We Work it Out in Community
I spent the last two weeks road-tripping around Morocco: 6 cities in 14 days with over 40 hours of driving. I spent time in two coastal cities, two…
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To love without losing ourselves
Earlier this week, I watched a gorgeous new movie called Petite Maman. It’s about an 8-year-old named Nelly who accompanies her parents to her mother’s…
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Let's Refuse to Look Away
I’ve worked at a queer-leaning bar called Branded Saloon ever since the weather warmed up here in Brooklyn. And about 5 days a week, a man named Henry…
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Reimagining Belonging by Julie Rodgers
Reimagining Belonging by Julie Rodgers
Queer reflections on faith, public life, and chosen family

Reimagining Belonging by Julie Rodgers

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