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The more we change, the more we stay the same

HE PANDEMIC HAS, TO understate it dramatically, changed a lot of lives. A childless white collar worker who spent a year at home obviously had a different pandemic experience than a doctor working ICU shifts, or a grocery clerk desperate for adequate PPE, or a single mom struggling to homeschool her kids while supporting them. But each of these people lived differently

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