Linda

“The poems circle the same question: how one’s soul could possibly endure when life’s beauty vanishes from reach.”
― Victoria Lee, A Lesson in Vengeance

“There are no throwaway people. If you care about the most marginalised people in society, why not start from thinking about what can be given to them?”
― Juno Mac & Molly Smith, Revolting Prostitutes: The Fight for Sex Workers’ Rights

“In our era, it is not enough to be tolerant. You tolerate mosquitoes in the summer, a rattle in an engine, the gray slush that collects at the crosswalk in winter. You tolerate what you would rather not have to deal with and wish would go away. It is no honor to be tolerated. Every spiritual tradition says love your neighbor as yourself, not tolerate them.”
― Isabel Wilkerson, Caste: The Origins of Our Discontents

“If longing is madness, then none of us are sane.”
― Nina Varela, Crier's War