Foolish Child #80: It Never Ends
Well yes. It turns out the apocalypse creeps on you slowly, starting oh — in about March 2020, who would’ve guessed?
Well yes. It turns out the apocalypse creeps on you slowly, starting oh — in about March 2020, who would’ve guessed?
Are you a “finish your seltzer” gay? Or a “let your seltzer get flat & warm and make your partner finish it for you” gay?
In an abolitionist dream of the future, Celeste is reunited with her formerly incarcerated mom.
“I really don’t need to be in my house simmering over the racist comments on violence against Black people.”
“What’s the point of podding if I can’t fix your unhappiness?”
I’m searching for the right person who can help me go through all this confusion.
“You know I can’t tell when you’re making Black people jokes!”
One hot, queer week in the summer of 2020. From face masks, to protests, to cats sleeping on ice packs to beat the heat.
What’s the point in arguing with a world that will always devalue Black skin?
“Obviously I’m joining #FEMMEARMY”
A surreal exploration of tackling a mental road block. The other side might be a very different perspective.
“What right do I have to feel grief over this? It’s not my loss.”
We are going to build a kinder, safer world.
Aiden contemplates what it means to identify with the phrase “Asians for Black Lives.”
Trying to erase the past doesn’t HELP Black folks.
As a queer Asian woman, I’m asking questions and finding my place in activism beyond self-love.
“Karen” is a whole conversation about: white fragility, white privilege, white women weaponizing their tears against Black people when we don’t comply.
From a distance, or side by side in the streets, we take care of each other.
You’re not worth my energy nor the years being shaved off my life from the stress of having to defend My Humanity.
Times are rough, all around. Instead of my regular Grease Bats, I’m sharing some coloring pages that were rejected last month after an editor was “slightly offended” by the images. Enjoy homos!