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We are reminded frequently in this long pandemic — much like we are reminded by the AIDS crisis, by the Tuskegee experiments, by the weaponization of…
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2021: When the Smolder Became Known
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People for Portland wants to get back to work. The crows know better.
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I am trying, above all, not to be unfeeling. Joy may be the one I felt least of all, for a time. It feels more balanced now.
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To be seen is to begin the long road toward metadata.
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“Places and those who inhabit them are indeed fictions.” — Dionne Brand, A Map to the Door of No Return (Before I lose myself in Dionne Brand’s work …
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Writing and rebuilding what a place means.
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A life cycle requires so much death.
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All shapes of you in one place.
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Just with, you know, words inside.
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One person might get you published, but they can't get you read.
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What do climate and gender have to do with one another?
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