ON a recent Sunday afternoon, a monthly meeting convened around a long table in a Whole Foods cafeteria on the Upper West Side of Manhattan. As people settled in, the organizer plopped down a bag of potato chips and tackled housekeeping matters, like soliciting contributions. But she did not insist. “I know that some of you are in fragile situations,” she said.
ADAM CAPITANIOPH.D. American studies, Michigan State University JOB Editorial associate, Berghahn BooksDr. Capitanio spent nine
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