The new president's move to revive the Dakota Access pipeline is potentially damaging for the emotional well-being of indigenous people, who have often felt marginalized by the government, the APA says.
"It instills a lot of hope," said waitress Rosalynd Harris.
She envisioned the song being both a source of healing for women unsettled by the election and a call to action.
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The Amish forgave. And she healed.
Rachel Hundley ran for office with no political experience. She is showing the power of local government.
"If people in our society need more solidarity, I'll be there for them."
"I want government off my back. Regulations lifted. Feeling a sense of pride in my country again."
"All books change us. We are all a little different at the end of a book than we were at the start,” one writer says.
"As we move into uncharted sociopolitical waters, it's important to understand that sharing your beliefs and advocating for yourself and others requires self-knowledge and self-care."
Since the presidential election people have wanted to learn how to respond when they witness someone being harassed or attacked.
"We have to thank him while we can.”
