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checking his watch, as if being in a Black church was an anthropological experiment he was enduring for the sake of the payout.
My father was up on the pulpit.
He was in his element.
He held the microphone with the ease of a man who believes his voice is the voice of God.
He saw me approaching.
For a second, his eyes widened.
Then they narrowed.
He did not continue reading …
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