The Liberation Letters
Caroline J. Sumlin | AuthorA collection of personal essays, cultural criticism, and reflections on liberation, healing, and decolonizing the beliefs that shape how we live, love, work, and dream.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 69 | Founded | 5 years ago | Last Issue | 5 days ago |
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When They Gut Your Voting Rights and You Still Have to Make Dinner
My dad grew up in New Orleans, Louisiana. He was born in 1939. When I was a child, I remember him telling me vivid stories about growing up in the Jim Crow South. Many of the stories have faded in my memory, and I regret that he didn’t live...
Is Motherhood Inherently Oppressive—Or Have We Been Conditioned to Accept an Oppressive Version of It?
I open my email to yet another notification of someone who has unsubscribed from my Substack. A paid subscriber, of course. A stark reminder that I, once again, failed to keep up with a promise I’ve made to my community regarding content, a...
It's Not WFH Culture—It's Expecting Women to Work Like Men
We’ve been here before.
In fact, we’re here every day. The patriarchy is proving itself to be more rampant than ever—diminishing the realistic and human needs of women, our truths held against us as if our humanity is proof that we belo...
Another Birthday, Same Questions
I’m 36 today. Three. Six.
Is 36 still your mid-thirties or are we officially in the late-thirties? I had this same question when I was 34, but rather if that was mid-thirties or still early-thirties. It feels like just yesterday I asked...
On Trying to Be Free in a Burning World
Nothing feels very liberating right now. And when this happens, showing up to The Liberation Letters—as well as any other space where I share my writing and teachings—feels arbitrary, meaningless, and fraudulent. My brain feels empty. My sp...
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Author of We’ll All Be Free. Writing about liberation, quiet rebellion, and the messy practice of living freer. Lover of tennis, cortados, and making everyday life a little more chic.
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