Tag Archives: Representation

Designing While Black

Growing up in the South and coming from a family that didn’t have a ton of money, and obviously growing up in the church, you press your shirt. You would make sure that your tie matches your socks, your handbag … Continue reading

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New Museum

Yes, you have the work of Black artist on your wall, but do you have a staff that are a representation of that and can speak authentically to cultural nuances of said, work? Are that same stand equitably paid? Are … Continue reading

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Theraphy

It’s so important for you to have [a therapist who can] understand your language and perspective. You don’t want to have to code switch in a room where you’re supposed to be your true, authentic self. -Elyse Fox Positively Purging-I … Continue reading

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Representation

Seeing one’s likeness in a place of power allows one to aspire and to dream; it provides a road map and opens the door to possibilities. Positively Purging-I welcome your feedbacks in the comments and your likes and passing the … Continue reading

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‘Books Saved My Life’

As a member of the LGBTQIA+ community, books are absolutely essential to our community. Censoring books that include queer people and their stories is a form of erasure and gatekeeping that our community is too often familiar with. When books … Continue reading

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