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| Androsch: The situation in Europe is improving in the sense that we are slowly overcoming the fragmentations. Palmer's belief that we need to live undivided lives resonated with me, as did his desire to find congruence in a world of fragmentations. Finally, slavery, more than any historical event, fractured the motherline by denying blacks their humanity and causing the permanent fragmentations of families. |
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