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  • Latest
    • Why JFK’s Casket Stayed Closed
    • This is How You Died
    • Let’s Try an Old Fashioned Ghost Grift

  • The death positive movement includes vital work that fights back against cultural appropriation, systemic racism, anti-LGBTQ sentiments, and general fear and lack of preparation for a certain event.

    Nerdist

  • The Order believes that the sacred task of caring for the dead should be a normal part of life.

    The Guardian

  • If the family is involved with care for the dead body, it can completely transform how they feel about the death; they can feel empowered, they can feel connected and they can feel like they were there at the very end.

    KCRW
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