pocket note
Hope is not a thing with feathers
This is a Pocket Note about birthright, abortion, and hope.
Do not bring body bags to the end of the world.
I understand now that a White woman with shelves full of food for her family and body bags for her neighbors is a pretty literal representation of how White women have historically hoarded care resources.
care work
This isn't a ghost story, probably
Does my dead dad hate who I've become? And other questions for the not-living.
Free Gaza, Guerilla Liturgy and My Great-Grandmother's Lost Yiddish
Let's talk about vandalism and (pearly) gates
care work
Observation #1
The average minimum wage is $14.17. The average housing wage for an apartment is $35.84. I have never made that kind of money.
white supremacy
Is there a Right Kind of White?
Spoiler alert: The answer is no.
books
Different Women Have Different Narratives
A Book List and Giveaway
care work
We should take Katie Britt seriously
She's weaponizing the kitchen table because she understands its power. Which is more than I can say for many of the Democrats.
voicemails
Cyberattacks, life flights and scrambling for hope
I left you a voicemail about a few moments in a hospital.
care work
Moon Dust
Who is going to housekeep on the moon?
time travel
I hear voices
This essay is about creativity, care work, childhood promises, and mornings when it’s hard to wake up.
religion
Altar Bound
men who hide behind pulpits and priesthood