Sometimes we thrived in times of suffering (many times through the sacrifice of others). Sometimes we suffer in times of "progress" and thriving (we were the sacrifices).

I’ve been thinking a lot about shapes recently, and how the structures of oppression impede the expression of our original shape, the shape of ourselves undistorted by the systems of racial capital, white supremacy, and colonialism.

Paula X. Rojas proposed shifting to birthing as the language we use for revolution. 

Recently I visited Savannah, Georgia with a dear friend of mine. Our first full day there, the incomparable Sistah Patt Gunn took us on a private Slaves in the City tour with her daughter Imani.

On Tuesday, February 25^th, Rough Drafts and repartionWorks hosted our inaugural in-person salon. The format of the event was a Salon focused specifically on a question of reparations

It all begins with an idea.