Category Archives: Argentina

Memorials: Recoleta Cemetery

The term “City of the Dead” is often used to describe cemeteries, but until I visited Recoleta Cemetery in Buenos Aires, I never understood why a cemetery would be described that way. As an American, I’m used to cemeteries full … Continue reading

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Mothers as Activists and Advocates

Note: This was written for Death and the Maiden A mother’s connection to her child is visceral.  If she birthed him, she felt the pains of her child’s tiny body struggling to escape hers and if her child came to … Continue reading

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