Save the USPS Postcards
The United States Postal Service is in big trouble. If you live in the United States you are affected by this even if you don't…
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Schrodinger’s Pandemic: The Anxiety of Knowing We May Never Know
By Saturday morning, on August 1, I almost burned my eggs when I realized I was zoning in and out within an hour of waking despite getting otherwise perfect rest.
“Ask a Mortician” is a Good Resource Right Now If You’re Scared or Unsure
Death positivity is about reforming the American death care industry and informing people about death, care (often hands-on whenever appropriate), what it all involves, and ritualizing to process grief and loss.
One Thing Your Writer Friends Want You to Know
A writer and their work are separate entities.
It’s Fine If You Don’t Feel Like Writing or Creating Right Now
There will be a future space for your voice when you’re ready to use it again.
How to Support Independent Creatives While on a Budget During Social Distancing and Lockdowns (and After, Too)
Your independent creative friends need dollars much more than the Netflix C-suite right now.
What Will Happen When — Not If — I Contract Coronavirus
It’s only a matter of time before someone coughs on a one-carriage-short, standing-room-only Expo train during morning rush hour, dooming us all.
Someone Tried to Follow Me Home
He didn’t put his hands on me. If he verbally threatened me, I didn’t hear it on account of my headphones… What good would it do to file a report and start a paper trail?
Stop Telling People to #DeleteFacebook and Instead Hold Mark Zuckerberg Accountable
It will take a lot more than widespread deactivation to dethrone the king of social media.
White Privilege Masks My Ethnic Name in Plain Sight
What if my name was Rei Don? Ray’Donna? La Reida? Do those variations wave a familiar flag, something one can ethnically identify? If you could put a face to those names, would it include my fair skin, blonde hair, and blue eyes?
