Dispatches from the Diaspora – Gary Younge
By placing his Blackness at the center of his project as a journalist, Younge has been able to make clear-eyed examinations of racial politics around the globe
Only now do I realize that I venerated Sula during a period in which I became numb.
All through 2017, I found myself in the year’s art with ease.
Images are easy to project ourselves onto—we’re taught to do so, after all—but it’s a bit harder to describe what’s on the inside, especially when we misconstrue our detachment as a vacancy, rather than a conscious subduing of pain.
What’s wrong with feeling, anyway?
To live is to wade through constant endings.