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“Healing” and other lies we tell ourselves...
If only healing were as pretty and as effortless as this picture makes it seem.
These days, I’ve been thinking a lot about Brother Bob. Brother Bob was a man in his late 60s, maybe early 70s, who attended my childhood church. A Caribbean...
The trouble with being called.
Note #1: If you have not seen Is God Is yet and do not want to be spoiled, I recommend bookmarking this for reading after you’ve seen it!
Note #2: This film genuinely challenged me. This Substack is an attempt at thinking through some of w...
I know Sammie conjured a voguer that night, and I would have loved to see them.
Let me start here, because my patience is thin and y’all are running up and down people’s internet feeds with scissors: I loved Sinners. I found it to be one of the most well-crafted, beautifully rendered, entertaining, and yet poignant sto...
"not the america i know": the myth of whiteness
The Burning of Jamestown by Howard Pyle, depicting Bacon’s Rebellion.
Before I begin: Love, light, and progress to the spirit of Keith Porter Jr. and the countless Black and Brown souls, named and unnamed, prematurely ripped from life by...
The United States is still killing Martin Luther King, Jr.
So much of how the United States government regarded, and continues to regard, Martin Luther King, Jr. is evinced in the story behind the conception of the holiday named in his honor.
Dr. King was assassinated on April 4, 1968 at the Lorr...
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