We deserve joy in our lives, but the themes we indulge matter.
This is a Piece I Would Write About How to Fight Trumpcare, If I Were Well Enough
This is just one manifestation of a march to a much more terrifying place.
On Strike Critiques and Beating All Meaning Out of the Word “Privilege”
It’s springtime for fascism and the “resistance” is currently comprised of a bunch of leftists reenacting the last scene of Reservoir Dogs.
On Fascism, Poetry and Survival
Tonight, I need this page to be a wall I can chalk a poem on, before walking away.
Stepping Into The Dark: A Death Midwife’s Reflection
There is a grief that precedes tragedy, when loss is on the horizon.
A Pep Talk At The Edge of Extinction
From one cluster fuck to another: What does hope look like at the end of 2016?
Yes, It’s Silly to Blame 2016, And Even Sillier to Complain About People Blaming 2016
There comes a point where critiquing the absurd becomes an even sillier act than the one being called into question.
On Anti-Interventionist Politics and Grief for Aleppo
This is a complicated moment for many with anti-interventionist politics.
Pipeline Lies: DAPL Not Complete in Illinois
At the Kaskaskia River, the pipe was not in the ground as of December 9.
From Smallpox-Tainted Blankets to the #NoDAPL Evacuation: The Lie of Colonial Concern
The United States, as a nation-state, is as diseased now as the smallpox-ridden blankets that were handed to us so many years ago.
Transformative Spaces 