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If the family is involved with care for the dead body, it can completely transform how they feel about the death; they can feel empowered, they can feel connected and they can feel like they were there at the very end.

KCRW
The Order’s growing “death movement” is a reaction against the sanitization of death that has persisted in American culture since the 1800s.

The Atlantic
The death positive movement includes vital work that fights back against cultural appropriation, systemic racism, anti-LGBTQ sentiments, and general fear and lack of preparation for a certain event.

Nerdist

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