conversations about being in community and loving relationship in the modern world.
at the kitchen table
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conversations about being in community and loving relationship in the modern world.
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July 4, 2021
july 4th is wack: this weekend i'll be in black
<p>in a country with 9.2 people in the prison industrial complex, over 2 million people in cages, 70% of whom are Black and brown…</p> <p>in a white supremacist empire with grave inequities across the board…</p> <p>a year after one of the largest uprisings against racist police violence in our history...</p> <p>what are we really celebrating on july 4th?</p> <p><br></p> <p>full text on my blog: www.solovemayflow.com</p>
June 25, 2021
police were never invited to pride: abolition is a queer vision
<p>it’s lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex, queer and/or questioning (LGBTIQ+), pride month. and i will start by reminding you that the first pride was a riot. in the early morning hours of june 28, 1969, police initiated yet another raid at well known gay club called the stonewall inn in greenwich village, new york. this violent police raid on LGBTIQ+ folks- the majority of whom were Black and brown- led to six days of protest and violent clashes with police. especially as pride here in denver- and many places- has become very gentrified, it is important that we pay homage to and uplift the many Black and brown people that led the way at stonewall.</p> <p>full text on my blog: www.solovemayflow.com</p>
June 19, 2021
this juneteenth let's talk about pic abolition: meet rhidale dotson
<p><strong>there is no better way to celebrate juneteenth- no better way to honor the legacy of the Black liberation movement- than to continue the work of prison industrial complex abolition some 150 years later. yes, you read that right. it has been only 150 years since the first juneteenth. in my family, there are two generations between my father, and slavery. there is one generation between my grandmother, and her grandmother, who was born into slavery. she taught my grandmama how to garden. my grandmama taught me.</strong></p> <p><br></p> <p><strong>full text available on </strong><a href="https://solovemayflow.com/"><strong>my blog</strong></a><strong>.</strong></p>
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