by Tasha Fierce | Nov 29, 2018 | feminism, magical depressive realism, media analysis
I don’t remember the first time I was raped, but I know it happened. I don’t recall when the memory was lost. I can’t answer #WhyIDidntReport. I do recall remembering exactly what happened, in re-traumatizingly clear detail, two years later: in the...
by Tasha Fierce | Sep 27, 2018 | bodies and fatness, capitalism, disability, feminism, racism & white supremacy
Neoliberal capitalism is obsessed with choice: the illusion of it, anyway. Same with patriarchy, white supremacy, imperialism, settler colonialism—they all sustain themselves in part by making our oppression our job. We internalize the rules so we can flog...
