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There Are No Rules

Cover of a dinosaur book with child drawings of several dinosaurs in green, grey, and brown

Everything is made up. We can cooperate. We can make new rules. We can change or remove old ones. Observable nature is barely understood by us as individuals. We can understand our own natures. We must strive to find how we relate to everything that is and everything that has come before us. Nobody can […]

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I Want to Enjoy Life

Photo of wild blackberries in different ripening stages

Sitting in the grass, not itching, just vibing. Drawing from life. Studying the dimples in my friend’s face. Recalling all the times I laughed so hard my chest hurt. Thinking of the friends who did that to me. Noticing the details of art that are usually glossed over.

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I’m Tired of Suffering

I wasn’t put on this earth to struggle. I’m not part of “the hustle”. People not saying what they mean. Playing Mario Party alone against the CPUs. On rentals. Moving again. Making friends again. Moving again. Making friends again. Friends moving away. Budgeting the cents of a fast food meal. Keeping track of who owes […]

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The Garlic: New Campaign Aims to Convince Corporations, Senators That Palestinian Lives Great for Bottom Line

Or, “I just don’t know how to make you care about Brown people.” WORLD – Two-hundred and sixty-nine days into genocidal conflict, the reasons for which obvious to any compassionate soul, the world’s top marketers have finally come together to brainstorm the perfect ad campaign to promote peace and a ceasefire.

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The Great Wall of Tina

Such a majestic cat as Tina Turner deserves tribute! That’s why I’ve been commissioning people for artwork of her over the years! Let’s highlight the ones I have so far: To start, of course, the big colorful one on the left is the one I painted of her a few years ago! It was a […]

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Why I Became an Ordained Minister!

It’s true — and it’s incredibly easy, to start. You see, for a while here in Tennessee, things were looking bleak for us queers. (And they still are, not gonna lie — conservatives are obsessed with us.) As usually, it’s doubly so for us Black queers. There came with this some buzz about people being […]

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