Racism

When nowhere feels safe-what to do? A poem

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Constellations

A poem about embracing yourself, even through the colourism struggle

On soccer, the futility of lines, and thin air

So Belgium, my country, got kicked out of the Soccer World Championships. Big…

Racist Views of the Great and the Good

It is sad when a figure one has revered and who died some time ago, is revealed not to have been quite as grand as one would have loved to continue to believe them to be. Charles Dickens’ views on Jews and “ savages”, as he calls

Food Politics — Territorial? An Omen?

shared by SGHolland March 2018

In the Stable

The stable genius is the least racist man in the world

The least racist man in the world is a stable genius

Partition

The postman pulled up to the box today and I walked out to greet him. Last Friday, he told me he was going to visit family in Philly and I…

I hear that I’m to blame — Guilt by Association.

by Susan G Holland

I’m to blame because I am white, and a Christian.

(I guess I’m lucky I’m not a male, or I’d be even more to blame.)