Privacy wasn’t made for individuals living in poverty
git reset
Ensuring a device per person pales in comparison to the challenge of ensuring every person’s data privacy, and their ability to seek redress, is protected.
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It doesn’t get better (and then, it does)
Bear in Mind
I have received a plentitude of terrible advice in my time as a Chronically Mentally Ill Person. One of my favorite (not at all appreciated) pieces of advice (that is not at all advice) is “It gets better!”
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Environmental UNity
What on Earth
Our society is hurtling toward globalization. And as we edge nearer to an international community, issues such as the environment will cross borders.
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The making of love
Sex on Tuesday
I wear the loves I’ve accrued in every facet of my personality, letting the romances of my life sculpt who I am and what I want. And I’d argue that love creates all the ingredients required for exemplary sex.
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A wild cure chase
Along for the Ride
Our society is so obsessed with finding a cure, but its attempts to do so are drastically misguided and, in my opinion, misunderstand the source of the problem.
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Seeing is not believing
git reset
Policies on political ads shouldn’t be a Twitter vs. Facebook, “ban all ads” vs. “protect all free speech,” black or white dichotomy.
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Depression hurts
Bear in Mind
It can be easier to confront how we physically feel than to confront how we emotionally feel.
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Not my normal
What on Earth
We — PG&E, the American government and the international community — must be proactive, because mitigation is not enough.
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Everything in life
Sex on Tuesday
If we could reduce the ubiquity of sex, perhaps we could balance out power.
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A balancing act
Along for the Ride
My prioritization of intellectual health and my utter dependence on medical health mean that my social health sometimes gets neglected.
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