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The Right To Play, 2022
Archival Pigment Print
24 × 28 in | 61 × 71.1 cm
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Lee-Ann Olwage
The Right To Play, 2022
Archival Pigment Print
24 × 28 in | 61 × 71.1 cm
“Resignation”
I love you
because I am afraid of the dark
and can’t sleep in the light
because I rub my eyes
when I wake up in the morning
and find you there
because you with all your magic powers were
determined that
I should love you
because there was nothing for you but that
I would love you
I love you
because you made me
want to love you
more than I love my privacy
my freedom my commitments
and responsibilities
I love you ’cause I changed my life
to love you
because you saw me one Friday
afternoon and decided that I would
love you
I love you I love you I love you..
—
RIP Nikki Giovanni. We loved you.
November came in like the first freeze of winter. Beautiful, but cold and frustrating. I didn't take time to prepare for the change of autumn into winter. I didn't concern myself with the shortening of days and the long stretches of night. This led me into a whirlwind of panic and November clung to me like ice.
December won't be "my month", but it will be a collection of days I will work through bravely. I will continue to move forward and I know I will trip and stumble, but I have to keep my head up and I can't let those moments hold me back.
So I hope all of you welcome this final month of 2024 and all of its challenges. I hope you hold onto the happy memories of this year and use them as your strength while we coast into the next.
Sade, Live Aid 1985
Keke Palmer
“Be proud of who you are, and not ashamed of how someone else sees you.”
— Unknown
Tracee Ellis Ross, 1988