Obituary
A poem by Jamie Rosler I hold grudges Or maybe they hold me Time and again I remember The things I didn’t say The points I didn’t make The wrongs I didn’t right Or you didn’t Or we Forgiveness without an apology Forgive you For me Old friends & ex-lovers visit dreams Surreal impossibilities and […]
3 Questions for your “Coronaversary
By Gabbi Traub I recently read an article about the three questions you should ask yourself for your “Coronaversary.” The author also mentioned how the term “Coronaversary” wasn’t quite the right term considering it’s not something to celebrate, and I happen to agree. But there isn’t a better word for “the one-year mark for when […]
Pivoting During the Pandemic
By Chrissy Brooks Chrissy Brooks is a San Francisco Bay Area wife, mother of 2, actress, singer, dancer & blogger. Check her out at: chrissybrooks.com On March 13, 2020, amidst the settling of the bleach-like powder in the audience seats, sprayed earlier in the day by men in white medical grade suits in an effort to […]
Finding the G_d in Small Things
By Dylan Goodman “When we begin to experience the sacred in our everyday lives we bring to mundane tasks a quality of concentration and engagement that lifts the spirit.” – bell hooks, All About Love: New Visions I can mark the changes of a year’s worth of living alone in quarantine by the abundance of […]
An Understanding of Basic Finance Born From a Global Pandemic
By Gyasi N. Barber After thinking about the racial wealth disparity in the United States between Black people and White people, I knew I couldn’t just keep this knowledge for myself. After all, according to the Economic Policy Institute, the median household wealth for White people is $134,230, compared to $11,030 for Black people. I’m […]