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Your story helps us all share our lives. By telling and preserving our history, we honor the past, shape the future, and remind each other that every voice matters
“I never thought my childhood memory would move so many people. Sharing it made me feel seen.”
Lisa T. Age 74
Voices from our community
✨ This Month’s Featured Voices Chosen By Our Story Guardians
When They Laughed at My Stutter
I was eight years old when I first understood what it meant to be different. It was a Tuesday morning, crisp and...
A Dollar, A Shovel, and a Promise
I’ve seen hunger walk through a front door like it owned the place. 1932. My youngest hadn’t eaten in two days, and...
Still Here, Still Building
I was 14 when I saw George Floyd die on my phone screen. 15 when I marched downtown. 16 when I got...
The Boots He Never Took Off
My father kept his boots by the door until the day he died. They were scuffed, sun-bleached, and one of the soles...
The Apron in the Window
I was eight the year the wheat turned to dust. My father said it was the worst of the bad years, though...
University or college
Introduction: The “Anti-Drug” Cover Story In late 2025, the United States deployed ...
The Fire Still Burns
They say the land remembers. Maybe that’s why I kept coming back, ...
When They Laughed at My Stut...
I was eight years old when I first understood what it meant ...
A Dollar, A Shovel, and a Pr...
I’ve seen hunger walk through a front door like it owned the ...
The Boots He Never Took Off
My father kept his boots by the door until the day he ...
The Apron in the Window
I was eight the year the wheat turned to dust. My father ...
The Thermometer and the Hymn
When the fever hit 102, I started bargaining with God. We’d made ...
