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.
On Beating Extinction and Refusing Eviction: A Letter to #NoDAPL’s Frontline
We have survived this nation state’s will for us because we are a fire that their water cannons cannot extinguish.
#NoDAPL Eviction Announced: Will You Keep Fighting With Us?
Our people will continue to resist in and beyond this moment, as this is but one front in the wars being waged against us.
Thanksgiving and Native Struggle: Why It’s Okay to Be Grateful
We are not tethered to any colonial mythology as we share space today. So talk about Standing Rock.
