Assata Blooms
🌙 a Black and Indigenous mama still proudly living on her ancestral lands with an immense love for Creator + creation, music, liberation, sacred motherhood, writing, true crime, southern accents and all things floral.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 74 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 6 days ago |
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Whose Ancestral Land?
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There’s a moment at the center of Yellowstone that becomes harder to ignore the longer I sit with the show. John Dutt...
Grief As An Inheritance
Grief lives everywhere in Yellowstone… the empty spaces at the dinner table, the way John Dutton watches his children as though loving them and losing them are already tangled together. In Beth’s fury, in Kayce’s distance, in Jamie’s hunger...
nineteen years later.
seven years and the body has made itself new. every cell replaced, every piece of skin becoming skin that was never there beneath his hands. i know the science is more complicated than that but i need to believe there’s a body underneath th...
You Don’t Get to Keep the South
I was born down here. Deep South. Mobile, Alabama. Not Southern by way of relocation or because I found myself enchanted with grandfather’s beard (what many of you like to call spanish moss) and wraparound porches somewhere along the way. I...
May Borikén Have What Every People Deserve
Some of the happiest moments of my life these last two years have been spent on the waters of Borikén. Sitting beside the ocean and letting myself be small in front of something so ancient. Laughing until my stomach hurt with people I love...
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🌙 a Black and Indigenous mama still proudly living on her ancestral lands with an immense love for Creator + creation, music, liberation, sacred motherhood, writing, true crime, southern accents and all things floral.
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