“No.” Two little letters with enormous impact. One might contextualize them with punctuation—a comma here, an exclamation point there, a period over there—but the meaning remains about the same: a rejection of the affirmative; a refusal; an expression of resistance,
“No.” Two little letters with enormous impact. One might contextualize them with punctuation—a comma here, an exclamation point there, a period over there—but the meaning remains about the same: a rejection of the affirmative; a refusal; an expression of resistance,
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