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Patterns and Anomalies

vic

reflecting and musing on the twists and turns of life through a cultural and sometimes theological lens

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I can already tell this is going to be an amazing semester. My classes are quite fire. My professors, almost all of em Black (well, maybe half of them, but still!) My emotional and mental health — probably the best it’s ever been.

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There’s a reason that no children’s stories are taken from the Wisdom books of Job, Psalms, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, and Song of Solomon. Notice that the books of the Torah, the first five books, and the Ketuv’im, the books of the prophets,...

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Conscious Contact

Bruh… I just knew my summer was about to be ALL THAT. I was planning what functions I was about to hit. I was hype for Pride Month. I even hopped on the apps (read: 1 app) again.

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Coming Alive

It’s been a minute since I’ve written here - about six months. Really nothing has changed, but also everything has changed. Or the focus through which I see the world has tightened. I’ve been reflecting on the nature of pain and suffering,...

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God As I Understand God

Day 7: Imani (Faith)

To believe with all our heart in our power, our relationships, our ancestral wisdoms, and our liberation.

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    How do we become ourselves? Essays and observations on memory, Black life, queerness, place, faith, and the stories that make a future imaginable.

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