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October 2023

be well (after tasha)
by denise shanté brown be well (after tasha) is Denise Shanté's poetic response to "take care" by songwriter and musician, tasha. It was written during the summer nights of 2020 after emerging out of a six-week period of not leaving her home and feeling compelled, out of necessity, to write a letter of care to the people she loves.
to those before me, to those with me, & to those after me: a speech from a diasporic ashanti queer.
by ángel
Toolkit for Cooperative, Collective, & Collaborative Cultural Work
published by Press Press and Institute for Expanded Research
As Black as Resistance: Finding the Conditions for Liberation
by Zoé Samudzi and William C. Anderson
Chrysalis Sessions: Parsing our Exits as Care: Queer Funerals and Post-Life Practicalities
with Emary Parisi