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“Little and Big” by Brita Brown Engh

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I had sworn after I graduated from BYU that I would move far, far away from Utah and never return. Part of my reluctance about living in Utah was that I was so similar to the majority of the people in the state: white, Mormon, and descended from pioneers. I was certain that I would […]
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Rachel Rueckert is the current editor in chief of the Exponent II Magazine. She is the author of EAST WINDS.

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