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The God Shop, Part 2
Wilis looked out at the dense wall of trees, surrounding them, writhing like hollow ghosts. He wasn’t afraid. Just aware. Something was watching them.
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The God Shop, Part 1
An officer discovered the bodies of James Jackson and Willis Thurman in the Tacoma River, but their companion, Pastor Earl Thurman, was missing.
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The Child and The Question Asker, a short story
I asked for one child and now I had two. This one needed milk. I had milk. She needed love and I had love. I admired her for knowing and for taking.
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Inland, a short story
He closed his eyes, took a deep breath of ecstasy, and then at once, with her blood in his mouth, began to remember that he lived inland.
Videos
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Religion
Christian complacency has no place in Black liberation
No longer can Christian leaders remain complacent while their congregants battle through racial fatigue and targeted trauma.
Gender-and-sexuality
Queer desirability politics and its implications on consent
Desirability politics, at its core, is a politic that revolves around patriarchy and idealized masculinity that’s informed by colonial thought and object.
Race
Black dissociation is a requirement of capitalism
The dissociation required for me to see myself as separate from my body, and to see my body as antagonistic of my identity, is a requirement of capitalism.
Health
Trauma doesn’t turn you into a bad person
I don’t know if I’m always strong, but I know that every time I have survived trauma it was because I took the power to heal.