Black Representation Didn’t Get Tyre Home

On January 25, Memphis Police Chief Cerelyn Davis called the murder of 29-year-old Tyre Nichols, “heinous, reckless, and inhumane”. In the same statement, she pulled on threads of our linked fate by referring to herself as “a citizen of this community we share; I am a mother, I am a caring human being who wants the best for all of us.”

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My Dad, Tyre, & Me

I'm missing my dad today

And I hate whatever god separated him from me

talkin bout i'm an abomination

when i am love

talkin bout i'm backslidden and have been turned over to a depraved mind

when I am actually love

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Odio transfóbico en el sur global

Hablar del género como un hecho científico es un legado racista del colonialismo.

TERF es un acrónimo para referirse a las feministas radicales trans-exclusivistas, aquellas que excluyen a las personas trans de sus luchas colectivas por la equidad de género. Las personas y grupos trans-exclusionarios están difundiendo su odio a través de instituciones y comunidades a lo largo del sur global.

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TERF Hate in the Global South

TERF is an acronym for trans-exclusionary radical feminists, those who exclude trans people from their collective fight for gender equality. Trans-exclusionary people and groups are spreading hatred through institutions and communities across the global south.

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Surviving Toxic Family During the Holidays

As the youngest of four from a two-parent household, I take pride in being "the baby." It's the only part of my identity that allows me to be forever precious, young, and soft. Also, played. The baby is cherished for being the youngest of the lot, but failure to see past that "adorable stage" can mean not being treated as the fully grown humans we become. Also, my family can be assholes sometimes. 

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Pandemic Fatty

I didn't realize how much I relied on body movement during my pre-pandemic lifestyle. Work-related walking, running errands, engaging in hobbies – I was constantly on the go. But, of course, that abruptly stopped in March 2020. There's been a gradual increase in where I go and what I do, but body movement is definitely not the same. And my body reflects that...

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