The original is posted here. “There’s something on your pants,” Colin told me. I was in front of him as we climbed the winding staircase of his new workplace. I had taken him up on his offer to give me a private tour of the former mansion. Without a second thought, he rubbed away the aberrant dust … Continue reading An Ode to the (Gay) Man Who Loved Me
View this post on Instagram You have to actually love me in order to tell me something about myself "in love." (I was inspired to write this after I saw a concerning comment on a friend's post). I can't tell you how many times I've seen religious people rebuke someone "in love" when it … Continue reading You Have To Actually Love Me Before You Correct Me “in Love”
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We can stop clowning her, stop pouncing on her whenever she so much as breathes, and instead, perhaps, mind our own business and live our best lives just as Ayesha is living hers. We can instead pay attention to our own path set before us, especially since for some of us, our lives are in more need of attention than Ayesha’s. Continue reading People Stay Hating on Ayesha Curry
I don’t agree with the villainization of this woman. She’s doing her job and has little say in the matter. Rather, villainize the administration that she is obligated to defend. This is what happens when you are a lawyer for the Department of Justice anywhere. You must defend the government. You must set aside your … Continue reading I Don’t Agree with the Villainization of Sarah Fabian
