Epic Fury by Debra Anne Neumann
It was a time of epic excitement as the conveyor belts of burgers bagged and selling, of bodies bagged and arriving, enthralled me.
THE MAKING AND UNMAKING OF BORDERS by Simon Western
Crossing borders in the recent past was probably less confusing and demanding than it is now. Institutions, social norms, and rituals made borders more rigid, and prior to the digital revolution and hyperglobalization, borders were more stable.
MY COUNTRY, MY SELF: SEPARATION, IDENTITY, AND DISSONANCE by Coline Covington
A young man came to see me suffering from what he described as an “identity crisis.” He felt lost and didn’t know who he was or what he wanted. His family had fled from their country of origin during a time of war and could no longer return without the threat of imprisonment or death.