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Good grief
Making space for big feelings and leaning into the power of communal grieving.
Emily Mills
Emily (they/them) is a writer, musician, athlete, and organizer based in Wisconsin. Their work also appears at The Recombobulation Area, Tone, Our Lives, and elsewhere.
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Apocalypse now
Seeking and finding new, better narratives about how we survive collapse.
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Reading is fundamental
Incarcerated people are being denied access to reading materials in the name of corporate profit
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(In)visibly Bisexual
Taking a walk down bisexual memory lane to celebrate and yet again reclaim visibility
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Keep on pushing
Politicians won't save us, but making sure we elect people who can be pressured to do right is still a good thing.
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Failing the gender test
Sex testing and gender gatekeeping at the Olympic level highlight a much larger problem for our society.
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The Unity Trap
Time and again, we’re told that “unity” will save us–but somehow only when that unity is with those who would diminish our humanity.
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Let them eat jet noise
Affordable housing shouldn't come at the expense of environmental justice
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Beautiful, messy models of a better future
The protest encampment in Madison--and on many other campuses--was an inspiring thing, despite attempts to undermine it.
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Debates that shouldn't be debates
Everyone should be anti-genocide and pro-human freedom, and yet!
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Voting, on its own, won’t save us. It also matters.
Wisconsin heads to the polls on April 2.
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It doesn't matter that Biden is old. It matters that he's supporting a genocide.
The choice between Trump and Biden will be no choice at all for people of conscience. Age and "political purity" have nothing to do with it.