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NY-For twenty-five years, my stepfather broke his …

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Maybe my teacher, maybe a neighbor. I remember sitting on the curb outside the school gate, trying not to cry because boys my age already knew tears could become weapons in other people’s hands. Then I heard the squeak of Hector’s old bicycle. He arrived still wearing his work clothes, cement dust on his sleeves, sweat on his neck. He did not shout continue reading …

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