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Beka Tucker

Romp, expedition, adventure, odyssey, quest. Along the way, maybe I’ll find better words to describe my life. My days are filled with the work of raising children, serving a retired canine racing queen, trying to run when my body allows it, hugging my husband, choosing between board games, books, and sleep, and never being truly bored.

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“She just hated shoes.”

I didn’t share a name with my children during the painful conversation about Selma, because this name deals with a different aspect of hatred that I’m even less equipped to discuss.  Jimmie Lee Jackson and James Reeb were both men.  Viola Liuzzo was a woman, and her story is a brutal example of how misogyny … Continue reading “She just hated shoes.” →

bekatucker Uncategorized Leave a comment December 16, 2021 2 Minutes

The power chart.

There are times as a mom when I desperately hope the words I say are the right ones.  Last night was hard, and I’ll probably replay my answers for days to come.  In a momentary lapse in judgment, I didn’t close my laptop as I was writing when my son sat down beside me.  Caught … Continue reading The power chart. →

bekatucker Uncategorized Leave a comment December 9, 2021 3 Minutes
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