Father’s Day 2020

As those of us who have lost our fathers and father-figures celebrate relationships with loved ones no longer present, let us remember the lessons and love they gave us.

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On this Father’s Day, let us also keep a vigil for those African American fathers who were struck down by an oppressive system of racism and for the children they left behind.

Let us keep the candle burning as a reminder to dismantle the institutions and ideologies that force African American children to grow up without their fathers.

Published by ancarroll

Alexandra N. Carroll is an author, grief advocate, crafter, mother, and partner. She writes on grief and self-care from her home in Vermont. Her forthcoming book concerns how to untangle life-after-loss through the creation of a strong self-care plan.

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