“I have wrestled with the angel and I am stained with light and I have no shame.”
— Mary Oliver, “Of Power and Time,” from Upstream: Selected Essays
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“I have wrestled with the angel and I am stained with light and I have no shame.”
— Mary Oliver, “Of Power and Time,” from Upstream: Selected Essays
mitski, francis forever (2014) / louise bourgeois, 10am is when you come to me (2006)
kids turn 13 and literally say this:
If it seems like I desire you, you’re right. I want my whole mouth around your safety.
— Morgan Parker, from “Nancy Meyers and My Dream of Whiteness,” Magical Negro
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Opportunity Rover: 2004-2019
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Emily Wilson: On Gender and Being the First Woman to Translate Homer’s Odyssey into English
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i don’t think there has been one single moment since i was 13 where i haven’t been clenching my jaw
When I do something that reminds me of my mother
The Black Cloud, 2001 from The Adventures of Guille and Belinda and the Enigmatic Meaning of Their Dreams
Alessandra Sanguinetti
(…) I had this dream, this whole thought when I was making the project, about how we are computers, how our brains are CPUs. How we are uploading, we are downloading, we are processing, we are transmitting information back and forth. And some of us are told that the way we were created hold these bugs and these viruses, these things that make us unique. Whether it’s our sexuality, whether it’s because we’re black, whether it’s because we’re women, whether it’s because we’re poor. You know, I’m just naming a few of these marginalized groups, but some people say that those are bugs, those are viruses, and ‘Dirty Computer’ is saying, “No, those are our attributes, those are feautures. You know, this helps make the world better.”