After 19-year-old Alice Carrière tried to kill herself in three different ways in one night, a therapist asked her why she hacked at her limbs with knives. “I think,” she replied, “it’s because my parents believe we’re an exception to the rules. I can’t distinguish my thoughts about myself from my parents’ thoughts about me. I feel my arms and legs don’t belong to me.”
The message of Martin Luther King Jr. is alive and well on Cape Ann, which will celebrate the Nobel Prize-winning civil rights leader on Monday, Jan. 15, with events in