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Thank you! I love it too and hope to visit Brazil again sometime soon ❤️
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Very proud to share my first story in the Saturday Evening Post about 19th-century orgs formed to fight an unjust U.S. government. Have you heard of vigilance committees? I hadn’t until I learned of them in a Breckenridge history museum saturdayeveningpost.com/2026…
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I have for the last 13 years. Not only does it save countless hours, it’s also liberating from everything from self-critique to patriarchy.
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For decades, GILEE has flown Atlanta cops to occupied Palestine to drill with the IOF. Now, Cop City, a rehearsal ground for urban warfare, has been erected on stolen Muscogee land. These parallels are not metaphors. They are supply chains.
scalawagmagazine.org/2025/11…
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In this profile of Charleston Black Lives Matter organizer and Black history tour guide Marcus McDonald, @SheekaJS shares the important role local histories play in shaping our present freedom movements. scalawagmagazine.org/2025/03…
I had a blast chatting with @angieaway about group trips! Thanks to the AAA team for having me on the pod: youtu.be/t9EMPlpIQzg?si
Grateful that my story on Marcus, a Charleston tour guide and BLM community activist won an honorable mention from @natjaorg!
Here it is: scalawagmagazine.org/2025/03…
I continue to be impressed with Gen Z, particularly students at schools in the AUC. For Sierra Magazine, I wrote about a BHM hike where students reclaimed Black joy in the outdoors in a space designed for exclusion. sierraclub.org/sierra/reclai…
Happy to share my first story for @outsidemagazine on going gator-spotting & stargazing in Georgia’s swamp (watch the video in the article too!). outsideonline.com/adventure-…
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We should have a larger convo about how companies like American Eagle use beautiful people to add glamor to unglamorous products. In 2023, a young Bangladeshi woman committed suicide at a factory that made American Eagle clothes bc of abuse. This is the cost of cheap clothes.









