While working on my memoir over the past couple of weeks, I gained a new insight into what actually pushed me to finally flee the cult I was raised in. It's not quite what I thought it was, and it's timely with the election happening in a few days. https://t.co/M58NtarCSC
Why I was a woman who oppressed women: I didn’t fight to retain my own identity but instead doubled down on the false identity my mother’s belief system forced on me. https://t.co/6PZoIwEprV #women#WomensRightsAreHumanRights
In my 2019 artwork called "If Only", I was putting these concepts together, using my photos of buildings in DC, taken from the balcony of the now defunct Newseum.
Systems theory describes processes that can make events or future states inevitable or almost inevitable: reinforcing feedback loops, that, once persons or practices are caught within them, are very difficult to stop or control by intervening with simple changes.
It's as if we accrue compound interest on the currency of Whiteness. I hadn't started using systems theory language yet, but I think I worried no one knew how to stop the feedback loops. Maybe all I could do was depict where they would eventually lead.
If you live alone, you can spend Sunday morning pacing around your living room in your boxers, blasting opera while pretending to conduct the orchestra.
What's it called when you're nonbinary and your actual look is aging twink with binge-eating disorder, but inside you're really a 6-foot-tall Regency-era zaddy? #amIgoingtoregretsayingthisoutloud
Y'all that post "MEMORIAL DAY ISN'T ABOUT A BARBEQUE" every freakin' year I want to see you posting "JUNETEENTH ISN'T JUST AN EXTRA FOURTH OF JULY FOR WHITE PEOPLE"
I've had a new show knocking around in my head for months now. Over the weekend I finally started seriously writing down the ideation and the pieces that would go in it. #artist