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on success, protecting Black women, and ‘what you pay attention to grows’

by Tasha Fierce | Apr 18, 2021 | capitalism, media analysis, musings of a black femme, politics, racism & white supremacy, talkin' greasy, writing on writing

I’m in the midst of writing the proposal for MAGICAL DEPRESSIVE REALISM and I’ve been thinking about mainstream success, what it does to your perspective, what it requires you forsake and leave behind. In the social media microwave background are...

liberation and protection spell for incarcerated activists

by Tasha Fierce | Aug 15, 2019 | black liberation, politics, racism & white supremacy, witchcraft and religion

on the day of the hearing, sing: let no evil come by you, [name] let no evil come by you will be set free today, [name] you will be set free all our love will guide you, [name] as you stand calm within the storm no evil shall come by you, [name] today you will be...

“Change from within” is a myth: revolutionary movements and the incrementalist trap

by Tasha Fierce | Jul 24, 2017 | capitalism, politics, racism & white supremacy

Representation and participation in the existing political and economic system, for oppressed peoples, will not produce lasting change no matter how many of us manage to infiltrate it. In struggles for liberation of oppressed people, some of us choose to do a portion...

Holistic healthcare reform and the last days of the ACA

by Tasha Fierce | Feb 28, 2017 | politics

As a Western society, we here in the U.S. are prone to viewing health in a compartmental manner. Even most religious folks buy into the Western model of medicine, save for a few who turn to prayer when disease strikes rather than accept medical interventions....
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