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The Fruits of Your Suffering: A Letter to My Refugee Mom | The On Being Project
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The daughter of refugees pens an open letter to her mother. She reflects on the inheritance of suffering, offering this ode to the resilience of the human spirit and gratitude for the opportunity to flourish.
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