Morgan

“I’m going to cut out your tongue with that blade in your boot.” He whips the hood up over my head, shrouding me in shade. “I’d prefer you use your teeth, but beggars can’t be choosers.”
― Sarah A. Parker, When the Moon Hatched

“Youth makes fools of us all,”
― Charissa Weaks, City of Ruin

“People embrace conspiracism for the same reasons they find God or start reading the future in the stars: They’ve experienced anxiety, ostracism, or a sense of losing control. They are seeking stories to explain what’s happening. Narratives become sources of power, validation, even superiority. Socialization has primed them for this moment; skepticism of authority is already ingrained in their existence.26 Perhaps they grew up in an environment that championed antiestablishment ideas. Maybe they had a series of bad encounters with powerful entities. Or perhaps they were conditioned by global unrest, social instability, financial insecurity, political polarization, and declining trust in institutions. Life in contemporary America may be enough to incline a person toward conspiracism”
― Seyward Darby, Sisters in Hate: American Women on the Front Lines of White Nationalism

“Too often the world did not consider women as people but as stepping stones for men.”
― Adalyn Grace, Foxglove