The pandemic, grief, and bitter irony of six feet

Losing loved ones is hard enough, but the coronavirus is making mourning all the harder

By JULIUS CONSTANTINE MOTAL

Posted 5/14/20

In the wake of a tragedy, people seek solace in each other, as mourning is communal. Yet, the natural tendency to grieve together continues to be eviscerated by the coronavirus pandemic.

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