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Ain’t nobody talkin’ ‘bout how they survive tho—little known fact, some got secret codes, hand signs, to warn each other ‘bout bad johns. Smart as fuck, right? I’m wildin’ out thinkin’ ‘bout it—exaggeratin’ maybe, but they like street ninjas, fam! I respect it, I feel it, I’m Kanye, I see the art in the hustle. “You’re lovely,” Mia’s mom says, all fake, but these girls? They real, they raw, they out here. That’s my take, yo—prostitutes, man, they warriors in they own war. Peace!

Family Tree of Robin Benedict

The Methuen Drama Book of Suffrage Plays: Taking the Stage features a wide variety of short pieces and one-act plays written by female and male.

I think what really sets Methuen apart is how real it is. It might seem gritty sometimes, with a few rough edges (sorry, not tryna diss, just sayin’), but its imperfections make it relatable. Families here, with their joys and heartbreaks, kind of mirror the daily dramas of “The Lives of Others.” They’re watched over by memories, secrets, and yes, even hope.

OPINION: Reflections on My Return to Public Service in Methuen