15 Minutes
15 Minutes: Rebecca Feinglos
Former NC government worker, certified grief support specialist, and founder of Grieve Leave, a grief support group for millennials and Gen Z
Former NC government worker, certified grief support specialist, and founder of Grieve Leave, a grief support group for millennials and Gen Z
Submitted an essay into a contest about being queer and religious.
Founders of the Durham Community Art Project
Joe Romeo is a Carrboro musician who is leaving the area after two decades on the music scene.
“I feel like I have a random assortment of general knowledge that serves absolutely no purpose besides, you know, trivia.”
Jayawardena is a Durham-based Sri Lankan artist. Her new mural, “Lotus Rising—An Ode to Women,” is painted on the side of Chapel Hill restaurant Lantern and celebrates women and marginalized voices.
Dr. Ronda Bullock, co-founder of “we are” (working to extend anti-racist education)
“The real world is so scary … if you can submerge yourself in this scary zone within a safe place, it’s a really exhilarating experience.”
Darity is the author of From Here to Equality: Reparations for Black Americans in the Twenty-First Century
Aka The Turntable Doc of Durham.
“Hypnosis is so much simpler than most people realize. The way that you access the subconscious is through the imagination, and so most sessions start off with a guided meditation.”
“I told my son I would grow the largest pumpkin they had ever seen, and I did.”
“Like I said—if I couldn’t be slightly creative in some way, I would have gone stark raving mad a long time ago.”
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