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The Echoes You Mistake for Yourself

The Echoes You Mistake for Yourself

How Inherited Voices Become Your Identity

The voice in your head has an accent, and it is not yours. On inherited beliefs, borrowed judgments, and the long work of telling them apart from your own.

By Elyse Harrow

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