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Lesbians: A Black Femme Reckoning
In 2021, the lesbian scenes was actually a community. This piece reflects on what it was like in NYC post-pandemic for a black femme. As gentrification alters queer spaces, conflicts surrounding identity, feelings of exclusion, and nostalgia culminate in grief.
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Finding Freedom in Paris: A Black Woman’s Perspective
Amidst the warmth of French culture, I was confronted with feelings of loneliness. Grappling with a sense of belonging, ancestral pain, and the historical ties between America and France culminates in a new vision of home.
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Art Right Now: We Will Be Jaguars
This essay reflects on the profound impact of growing up Seventh-day Adventist on my worldview, while also discussing Nemonte Nequimo’s memoir, “We Will Be Jaguars.” Nequimo’s experiences reveal the complexities of faith, colonization, and identity, highlighting the struggle between indigenous beliefs and missionary influence within a post-colonial context.
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Embracing Loserdom
Ditch the winner’s delusion. This essay argues that losers—the everyday people—possess a unique power. It explores how true strength lies in self-mastery, not domination. Discover your inner “rockstar”—the self-actualized loser who creates change. Ready to embrace your potential?
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