Writing
I write about what we inherit, what we believe, what the evidence changes, and who we become when we are willing to look again.
My work moves through my thoughts, my memories, and my lived experience, asking what holds, what needs to be questioned, what changes when I look again, and what experience can teach me.
Essays
Carrying a Charge
We spend a lot of time asking what electronics can do to the human body. But what about the other direction?
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What My Life Says Back
From Affirmation to Evidence
I used to speak to myself in affirmations. Then I started asking a harder question: What evidence does my life actually provide?
A reflective personal essay about belief, memory, evidence, and what changes when the stories we tell about ourselves are tested against the record.
ReadBefore You Ever Knew Her
What were you taught about her before you ever knew her? An essay about the assumptions Black women and girls inherit, repeat, and can choose to question.
ReadEarlier forms. Ongoing questions.
Old notebooks, early questions, and fragments of writing show that many of the questions were taking shape long before they had names.
The archive is not presented as proof that every idea was fully formed. It shows continuity: the instinct to notice, question, record, and return.
From the Archive
What I keep returning to.
Inheritance
What do we carry forward before we have chosen it?
Belief & evidence
What changes when experience asks belief to answer back?
Becoming
Who are we when change makes the old version of us insufficient?
Community & power
What becomes possible when ordinary people organize and act together?