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While it is easier to seek our truth in the kernel of only one story, the many-storied truth, though more elusive, is a far more wondrous and useful treasure. Storytelling makes the world stronger because the stories reveal the complexity of our truth. In telling our stories we resist diminishing our truths into vague or generalized abstractions; we maintain the urgency and intensity of the concrete. To move from telling only one story to cherishing each is to move from the attitude of a conqueror to that of a friend. And how many stories might there be in a universe, a nation, a lifetime, a moment?
— Pam McAllister, This River of Courage: Generations of Women’s Resistance and Action (1991)