"How (Not) To Grieve" by Mitchell S. Jackson
Briefly

The author reflects on his experiences with loss and violence, emphasizing the pressure to remain stoic and the perception of grieving as a sign of weakness within their community.
The rituals observed by the author and his peers to commemorate the deceased, such as pouring liquor on a curb or having barbecues in their honor, illustrate unique ways of honoring the dead.
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