Cathedral taps Kerry James Marshall to design racial justice windows
Washington National Cathedral named Kerry James Marshall to design four stained glass windows telling a fuller history of race in America. Poet Elizabeth Alexander will inscribe a poem on stone tablets alongside the new work, replacing messages honoring Confederate figures removed in 2017. The project aims for completion by 2023, with the openings historically covered since removal.
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Enemies shape self identity across eras and cultures
The text argues that people define themselves by their enemies, a pattern seen from Franklin D Roosevelt to early American politics. It notes the shift from Britain to France, to Native Americans, then to regional rivals, as the nation sought clear adversaries to anchor identity.
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Preparing for an empty nest and lifelong marriage
The piece argues parenting shifts from constant guidance to independence as children fly out, while marriage lasts a lifetime. It warns that some parents neglect their spouses while investing in kids, risking a life built around children once they leave. It urges balanced relationship-building across all stages. See SEABORN, Page 10A
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