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In this “Sound of Us” story, an Amish farmer in Wayne County shares his journey of stuttering as a child. Eventually he became a bishop and public speaker.
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Charlotte Morgan tells the story of how a chance meeting at the Palace Theater in Cleveland's Playhouse Square led to marriage for her friends, Joseph and Marsha.
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Cleveland Heights resident Bonnie Brewer Kraus and her childhood friends used to think marriage was a trap that would make them unhappy housewives. Meeting their husbands changed their minds.
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Dr. T Carter of Cleveland examines traditional perspectives in marriage by speaking with Ron and Francine Hollis, a married couple who discussed their gender role journey.
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The community storytelling series "Sound of Us" is focusing its next installment on stories about marriage.
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At age 40, Cleveland-resident Silk Allen isn't sure marriage is for her. Her parents, who have a non-traditional marriage, weighed in — with differing opinions.
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Graduates of the latest “Sound of Us” audio storytelling workshop made their own radio stories about marriage.
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Some people turn to greeting cards to put their feelings into words, while others say they create an impersonal experience. For Lisa Chiu, cards play a significant role in her marriage.
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Learn about Leon Bote's journey as part of the Sound of Us series, Living on the Spectrum, about people with autism. Bote is both autistic and transgender — a combination that is common enough to have its own name, the “double rainbow.”
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Euclid resident Nikki Montgomery says she grew up feeling "different," and that her long journey toward self-acceptance is a common experience for Black women on the autism spectrum.