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Archive for tag: street harassment

03.072018September 10, 2019

Karaoke with Supreme Leader Kim Jong Un

Karaoke with Supreme Leader Kim Jong Un

By Sarah ClarkIn FeaturedTags Asian, assimilation, benevolent racism, BUBBLE_T, Daniel Chew, DeSe, Eddie Huang, inclusion, institutional racism, Maggie Lee, MoMa, multilingual, Nhu Duong, Othering, PS1, queer, racism, representation, Sameer Kapoor, Sarah Wang, Seung-Min Lee, storytelling, street harassment, Tin Nguyen, tokenization, western canon

I bypass the self-serve cereal cart on the patio, the subterranean foam party pulsing with sweaty go-go dancers, the dorm room where dozens of well-dressed...

25.012018September 10, 2019

The White Fists of Old Letters: On Being Plathian

By Sarah ClarkIn FeaturedTags #metoo, anger, confessional, cover art, Derek Walcott, emotion, Erin Adair-Hodges, gender bias, lived experience, Lynn Melnick, lyric, menstruation, poetry, rape culture, reviews, Robert Bly, sexism, sexual assault, sexualization, social media, street harassment, Sylvia Plath, Wislawa Szymborska, writing conference

I. October 5, 2017 It’s hard to say when my work was first called Plathian. It certainly could have been during a senior year college...

29.062017September 10, 2019

Body of a Poem: Transition as Act of Consent//Writing as Act of Consent//Ghosts as Act of Consent

Body of a Poem: Transition as Act of Consent//Writing as Act of Consent//Ghosts as Act of Consent

By Sarah ClarkIn FeaturedTags autonomy, body, Body of a Poem, consent, cypress knees, femme, gender, gender binary, in-between, misogyny, New York, poetry, queer, rape culture, sexism, street harassment, toxic masculinity, trans, transfeminine, transition, transphobia, womanhood, Zef Lisowski

I. When I began thinking about hormonal transition—long after I had articulated a gender of in-betweenness to myself—it was in the middle of a long...

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