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Fettered Access

Chelsea Fuller

So, why the name, Fettered Access? Culturally, especially for Black women and femme people, “unfettered access” to our personhood has been normalized. Our work, our emotional labor, our resources, our forgiveness, our organizing, our bodies, our patience…

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    I'm a journalist, strategist and faith leader-in-training working at the intersection of narrative and social change. I write about my work, culture, faith and what it takes to build a liberated, balanced and joyful life.

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