
Welcome to the Jamet Scholar, where I am uncovering the stories of women, violence, bodily autonomy, power, and resilience in history, the Bible, and mythology through a feminist and Caribbean lens.
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They called her a witch, they called her whore, they called her mad
as if a woman’s grief must be a sickness,
as if her fury were a fever to be bled.
Medea did not break; she burned.
And when the sun, her grandfather, her blood
li...
We were building ziggurats while they were still figuring out which berries wouldn’t kill them.
Let’s just start there. Let’s start with the facts that make the blood boil and the bones ache. Black and Brown people created mathematics. We...
I have a confession to make, and it tastes like ash in my mouth.
I have accepted it.
After years of fighting, of code-switching my syntax, of straightening my natural hair and my natural thoughts to fit into a cramped, dusty office chair...
When Rachel fled her father’s house in Genesis 31, she didn’t just steal away with her husband Jacob; she took something else. Something sacred. Something powerful. The text says she stole her father’s “teraphim”, small household idols, and...
As Caribbean Heritage Month and Read Caribbean draw to a close, I want to turn our attention to a deity whose story flickers between ancient stone and colonial text: Ix Chel, the Maya goddess of the moon, fertility, childbirth, and medicine...
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I am an Afro-Caribbean (Saint Lucian) queer Caribbean feminist, dedicated to rewriting history by recovering the stories of erased women in scripture, myth, and ancient history.
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