A Tender Revolt
Observations on socioemotional literacy and the interpersonal capacities that make shared reality, collective life, and repair possible. The revolution will be interpersonal. It will be relational. It will liberate all of us or none of us.
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| Issues | 13 | Founded | 5 months ago | Last Issue | 14 days ago |
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Welcome.
I’ve come to notice that our most rooted social, political, ecological, and interpersonal crises are also crises of unexamined perception.
Perception that is no longer capable of being rearranged through genuine encounter.
This...
Poem: A confluence of wonder
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The wonder arrived sideways
It arrived early, on time, late
To start, it was nothing really.
Only a glimpse.
A flicker in the p...
Moral inflation in intimacy
Trigger warning: Some relationships are coercive, dangerous, or structurally unsafe, and leaving them is an act of embodiment. The Identity-Protection Circuits model theorized on my page does not cover the scope of physical and emotional vi...
Poem: Invisible borders, invisible fences
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Note: this is intended to be experienced as a spoken-word poem. Please consider listening to the embedded audio above ☝️☝️
Invisible borders, in...
Identity-protection circuits in second peoples, pt 3
Note: This is part 3 of an essay series. If you haven’t, please read the first two parts before reading on.
Trigger warning: Some relationships are coercive, dangerous, or structurally unsafe, and leaving them is an act of embodiment. The...
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Exploring socioemotional literacies that make interdependence possible. The revolution will interpersonal. Cultivating conceptual tools and conversations necessary for allyship and all-or-none-of-us liberation
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