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LaToya Baldwin Clark

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When Living Means Letting Go

What my fight with garden insects taught me about letting go of displays and accepting help

Jul 19, 2023

When Living Means Letting Go

Jul 19, 2023

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when tenure isn’t enough

external validation doesn’t matter when my internal voice says otherwise

Apr 30, 2023

Image of three different colored overlapping rectangles with “tenure” in the middle

Apr 30, 2023

On Being Broken, Again

With every episode, the tragedy continues

Jan 2, 2024

A broken mirror

Jan 2, 2024

Black Children Are Dying By Suicide. I Know How They Feel.

I had my first suicidal ideation while sitting on the subway platform. I was 11 years old.

Jan 30, 2022

Subway train approaching with yellow caution paint at the end of the platforms. A few people are waiting for the train.

Jan 30, 2022

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I’m a Public School Advocate. My Son Attends a Private School.

It is both wrong and right

Nov 14, 2021

I’m a Public School Advocate. My Son Attends a Private School.

Nov 14, 2021

Please Don’t Make Me Talk About What I Write

I write about my personal struggles because I don’t want to talk about them.

Sep 29, 2021

A pen writing “I am a writer”

Sep 29, 2021

That Time I Lost My Words

Let’s hope I don’t lose them again

Jul 23, 2021

picture of Scrabble tiles next to one another with some words spelled including comparable, shuddering and toward

Jul 23, 2021

The In-Between

Too Sick to Manage, Too Well for Help

Jun 9, 2021

The In-Between

Jun 9, 2021

I Don’t Live For My Children

In Anticipation of My “Forget These Kids” Weekend

Jun 2, 2021

Old suitcases stack, mostly leather, retro, travel

Jun 2, 2021

Skinny Yoga and the Violence of Perfection

My yoga is better now that I’m not skinny

May 6, 2021

Three thin women wearing yoga pants and trendy shoes

May 6, 2021

LaToya Baldwin Clark

LaToya Baldwin Clark

Law professor. Living with Bipolar. Teach and write about the law of educational inequality, property and the family. Mom of 3. All opinions my own.

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