Engage the mess
Olivia KellerWe are conjuring alternative futures through the continued legacy of the Black radical imagination, futures where Black and brown bodies can be held, hail, messy, and abundant.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 106 | Subscribers | Read | engagethemess.substack.com |
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What I call junk would my grandchildren call archive?
Hello, to you and to old me. I can’t quite recall where these jotted down ideas have been carrying me for years. But I wanted to relinquish this draft from my hoarded personal archive. Amen to that!
Small poem
All the things seam
A note from the author
Starting to wonder if I ever understood myself. Or if i change so rapidly I just can’t keep up the pace.
Carmen Herrera’s 2016 retrospective at the Whitney Museum was my first art museum. I think ever.
Carmen Herrera’s 2016 retrospective at the Whitney Museum was my first fine art experience. I think ever.
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excitable queer black desert rat who loves rootwork, community, and according to StoryGraph: light, emotional, adventurous fiction books of a medium pace. Desiring to speak on how to bridge abolition into the present-future of innovation strategy
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