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Archive for tag: exoticism

04.102018September 10, 2019

Lessons In Refusing Description

Lessons In Refusing Description

By Sarah ClarkIn FeaturedTags anti-indigeneity, Apache, Billy-Ray Belcourt, binarism, colonialism, Dafina-Lazarus Stewart, diversity, editing, erasure, ethics in editing, exoticism, fetishism, gender, indigenous, Moira J, N'dee, neoliberalism, nonbinary, Othering, power dynamics, pronouns, settler gaze, white gaze

N’dee, queer, nonbinary. There is a certain level of difficulty I experience in trying to remember a time when I did not feel anxiety in...

29.092017September 10, 2019

The Authored Self

The Authored Self

By Sarah ClarkIn FeaturedTags authority, censorship, classism, domestic violence, eating disorders, education, exoticism, femininity, Feminism, gender studies, gendered violence, healing, male gaze, memoir, persona, purity culture, racism, rape culture, recovery, Reema Zaman, sexism, shame, theatre, trauma, victim-blaming, writing

Writing, for me, means freedom. Which is to say, everything prior to discovering writing was entrapment. You cannot desire freedom, you cannot be gripped by...

17.112014September 9, 2019

Report From the Field: White People Love Me: Dispatches From The Token

Report From the Field: White People Love Me: Dispatches From The Token

By Jessica ReidyIn Featured, Reports from the FieldTags alienation, Beyonce, black, color, culture, diversity, equality, exoticism, Ferguson, gangsta, gender, isolation, literature, loneliness, micro-aggression, Miley, Oreo cookie, poem, poetry, publishing, racism, representation, roles, systemic racism, Taylor Swift, the count, token, tokenism, twerking, white privilege, white supremacy, woman

I get along with white people really well. Growing up, they brought peppermint bark down the cul-de-sac to my parents’ house every Christmas. They smiled...

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