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Heather Barmore

Heather Barmore

Heather Barmore is an avid C-SPAN viewer, former education lobbyist and an occasional blogger. For the last nine years she has been writing about her life at No Pasa Nada and politics at Poliogue: The Art of Political Dialogue. She has also been a contributor to BlogHer.com, The Guardian, and a host of other sites. When she isn't writing, she is speaking about women of color, politics, education policy and using social media for political engagement and advocacy. She resides in Washington, DC with the world's worst cat. You can follow Heather on Twitter at @Poliogue.

All Posts by Heather Barmore

Heather Barmore at Pride Festival
Reinvention

I’m Proud That I Never Had to “Come Out” to My Parents

By Heather Barmore
Memoir

The Loose Ends of Racism

By Heather Barmore
Memoir

Role Reversal: When My Mom Went Back to School

By Heather Barmore
Memoir

Butter

By Heather Barmore
Gifts

Gifts Under $35 for Secret Santas & Yankee Swaps

By Heather Barmore
Memoir

On Being the Friend Who Doesn’t Like Friends

By Heather Barmore
Stories

I Wore a Bikini. That’s What I Did.

By Heather Barmore
Memoir

The Two-Sided Story of a Break Up

By Heather Barmore
Memoir

Why Don’t My White Friends Talk About Race? Here’s What They Told Me

By Heather Barmore
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