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Most importantly, perhaps, Glave shows us how imagining revisions dissent not as an end, or goal, but as the ground upon which the possibilities of compassions emerge and grow. The tattoo removal program, the domestic violence workshops and the English as a second language classes Welch has created compare little to the small acts of compassions she exhibits daily, Artan said. |
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