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Crystal Garcia Individual vs. Gov’t Every year I tend to grow more grateful although it’s usually from looking back on where I have been. I recall being locked up in a holding cell then moved upstairs to a much more “private” cage. All I ever want to do is not feel alone yet how I enjoy solitude— the guards there at county seem to think they can have their own attitude. I recall asking to be let out to hear a substance abuse meeting & the rude guard asks, “Why?”. I casually repeat the type of meeting they’re having and add, “Well, I would like to attend since that’s the reason I’m here!”. Obviously annoyed she came to let me out of my cell only so I could walk into a bigger type of cell with all sorts of wandering eyes. Fortunately I was let out not even a week later due to crowding and being non-violent. Indeed it seems the only violence I ever commit is against myself. 154 WINDWARD REVIEW | Vol. 18
Is this law just that takes someone like me and deems them a criminal for simply possessing a naturally occurring plant or fungus? I do not enjoy disrespecting authority however sometimes respecting laws means going against my own sense. Well, then it can be hard to be civil— it is hard to be a happy civilian after being labeled a criminal. Seeing your name go against your own home state is a different kind of unsettling. This seems to be a nation of anxiety where the more disturbed we become… the more enthralled the masses will be. Civility + You 155
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Jesse Sensibar Christmas Soldiers I
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Ash Miller The Crane & The Ivory To
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Sarah Webb Joining the Revolution I
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Penny Jackson Patricia Fat Pat, the
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