Memos & Medicines for the End of the World
Cherise MorrisWorlds don't change overnight and neither do we. How do we thrive, as we survive the collapse of the world around us?
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Entering the next phase of authoritarianism.
Renee Good is not the first or last person to be killed by ICE. But her murder undoubtedly marks a significant shift for many people who held on to the illusion of ICE protecting or promoting public safety. ICE is an agency that now acts wi...
It’s about more than the guns
This past weekend, when I heard Brown was making news, I never expected it would be because of a school shooting. As an alumnus of Brown, I couldn’t fathom this sort of violence ever touching that campus.
We don’t need constant stimulation.
I absolutely hate Bill Gates’ face. Whenever I see it, I am reminded of that weird interview he did on PBS a few years ago. When asked about his close relationship with known child trafficker Jeffrey Epstein, his response was evasive: “Well...
Time moves in cycles
I’ve written before about the gradualism of collapse. Despite what media convention might have us believe, an apocalypse is not a singular catastrophic event, but rather the gradual unfolding of a series of smaller, and then bigger, catastr...
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