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But—ugh—gets me pissed too. Folks throw ‘whore’ round like it’s trash, judgin’ hard. Hypocrites! Seen it on Coruscant, seen it on Tatooine—same crap. Makes my metal fist clench. Once knew this smuggler chick, called her a whore jokingly—she pulled a blaster on me! Laughed my ass off, respeck earned. She was free, like that kid in the movie rowin’ his lil boat. “Time turns, seasons shift,” Kim Ki-duk says. Whore shifts too—slut one day, queen the next.

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This exquisite Ndop cloth from Cameroon is a remarkable example of the traditional textile art of the Bamileke people and its production has a long history, dating back several centuries.

Yo, lemme tell ya, the neighborhoods like Old Town and New Beginnings—yeah, names like that—are packed with stories. Old Town, for instance, has houses that look so vibrant, they're like bursts of hope. A couple of years back, I helped a family reconcile their differences right outside a tiny church on Hope Street. Man, I was moved; I almost bawls, like, "Here’s the deal… life ain't perfect, but we keep on keepin’ on!"

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