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Category Archives: Lit Review
Pathology of Patriarchy: A Search for Clues at the Scene of the Crime
Who was Columbus? The Conquest told by a Native American
Dispatches from Among the Damned: On The History and Present of Trans* Survival
The ruling class, the fascists, and the cisheterosexists are afraid of Black revolt: it threatens their property interests. — Read on pinko.online/web/trans-survival
Go Back and Fetch It
To understand the great body of work that Lucille Clifton left after her death in 2010—the evolving body, for more poems are being excavated all the time—you must understand that Black history informs much of her work. There is the generous verse she offered everyone, regardless of racial or gender identification. This was her benediction, and because of that gift,Continue reading “Go Back and Fetch It”
lookin at me kind of
i’m ready to dance to have a good timeinrly wanna get out of my mindi’m down to do i’m down to rhymeand everyone lookin at me kind oftake your time on the sunday sidewalk it’s okay to slow down to enjoy it takea breath a step another avenue talklike it’s just impossible to fakei knewContinue reading “lookin at me kind of”
a gathering
there is no other place to put itat this point honestly all i can dois put it here and hope it don’t bleedtoo much and too little and too toughto keep in the pit of your stomachat the bottom of you is where it goesthundering your abdomennew dreams dead dreams red dreamschristmas lightsbathing with warContinue reading “a gathering”
it’s nice that way
the saffron in my hair is not everything the sun wake up to kiss me signs point to disaster but i split the time between dwelling onand understanding that distortion does not define me u have ur line and design and that’s okaytelling lies with the truth will only payfor so long we tried toContinue reading “it’s nice that way”
long haul
you don’t live in between worldsyou live in one world this one and no you aren’t caughtnot stuck or trapped in between that’s a lie you tell yourself to let yourself off the hooks we can’t do that herelet ourself off no matterhow many books you readany ones that you tatteryou gotta replaceso get toContinue reading “long haul”
may, be
everything hinges on maybe the month where it getsfuzzy, iffy and swings mayhappen quicker than you guess and just in time to perhaps take a leave of absintheimages we keep in our headswivel back to quizas quizasquizas it’s better we don’t know exactly whenever it happenstance is guarded upside downtroddenand tentative alive!