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I didn't intentionally gravitate towards stories of women. I was interested in human rights, which often boiled down to this question: who was winning and who was losing? And over and over again, country after country, story after story, it was the men who were winning and the women who were losing. Not always, not everywhere, but most often, and by a wide, wide margin.
Women we Buried, Women we Burned: A Memoir by Rachel Louise Snyder
dance theater of harlem, circa 1970.
In my twentieth year of captivity, I confess that I am still not good at hatred nor the harshness that prison life can impose. I confess that I still feel childlike joy for the simplest of things. A kind word, a compliment, any encouragement will fill me with joy. I confess that my heart flutters at the sight of a rose on television, or a nature scene, the sea. I admit that despite everything, I am happy. [...] I confess that I am still a person holding on to love as if it were embers. I will remain steadfast in this love. I will continue to love you, for love is my humble and only victory over my jailer.
Walid Daqqa, Palestinian writer and political prisoner, killed in detention in 2024; trans by Julia Choucair Vizoso
Judas and the Black Messiah, 2021
...you can cheer the end of affirmative action and DEI, glorify mass deportation, enjoy the denial of gender-affirming care to trans people, villainize educators and health workers who think they know better than you, and applaud the demise of economic and environmental regulations as a way to own the libs. End times fascism is a darkly festive fatalism – a final refuge for those who find it easier to celebrate destruction than imagine living without supremacy.
– Naomi Klein and Astra Taylor, "The rise of end times fascism" (2025) Link
2023 Nativity Scene at the Evangelical Lutheran Christmas Church, Bethlehem, Palestine
"In Gaza today, God is under the rubble. He is in the operating room. If Christ were to be born today, he would be born under the rubble. We see his image in every child killed and pulled from under the rubble. In every child in incubators," writes Rev. Munther Isaac of the church.
Neither land nor women are territories of conquest
The triumph of Venus, worshipped by six legendary lovers (Achilles, Tristan, Lancelot, Samson, Paris and Troilus) Master of the Taking of Tarento (Florence)/ Master of Charles de Duras (c. 14th century A. D.)
“With every act of self care your authentic self gets stronger, and the critical, fearful mind gets weaker. Every act of self care is a powerful declaration: I am on my side; each day I am more and more on my side.”
— Susan Weiss Berry
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Ephrem Solomon (Ethiopian, b. 1983), Earth Series (20), 2019. Woodcut and mixed media, 85 × 97 cm
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The Sun is Coming.
From the 1965 Penrose Annual.
