Dr. Cynthia Alease Smith·Just nowWho Keeps the One-Drop Rule Alive?Whiteness, Black Identity, and the Difference Between Simple Recognition and Legal Enforcement
Watchman·Just nowThe Unnamed Mrs. de WinterRebecca de Winter is dead before Alfred Hitchcock’s Rebecca begins, yet her name occupies nearly every room of the house. Her initial is…
SajaYassine·2h agoWho are you?On the different people we seem to be, the parts we keep hidden, and learning to accept that we are still becoming.
InThe Story WellbyC. L. Nichols, Author·2h agoYou Don’t Miss People. You Miss Versions of YourselfWhy certain people never leave your mind.
Rachel Young·7h agoThe Grief of Coming Home To Yourself.Discovering embodiment, self-trust, and everything I wish I’d known sooner.
Chellie Adler·9h agoStarting again and againIt seems as though it is the lot of women in America, to start over again and again. When I say start over, I am refering to our identity…
VOICES by Krittika·10h agoJustice is not a BusinessHow Courts Become a Trading Floor for the Wealthy.
Dylan Thomas Cotter 🏳️⚧️ 🏳️🌈·10h agoPsychological Reasons People Project Onto Others Based on IdentityIf there’s one thing we can all agree on, it’s that no one likes being told who they are or who they are not.
InAge of EmpathybyAnne-Marie Cicala·11h agoMy Hair Was My Identity. Then It Wasn’t.A rainbow girl on color, compliments, and what we hide behind
A Creedless Faith·11h agoA Ramble on How Too Much Identity and Too Little Self-Knowledge Contributes to our Collective…Seen from Mars, it’s as if human beings as a whole don’t care if they themselves survive (or if other species are allowed to live).
