Tag: palestine
Sam Harris is wrong about Palestine
Not to write yet another post about Sam Harris, for whom I just recently questioned his acceptance in the mindfulness community, I have to address his recently updated blog claiming that he will not debate anyone on the issue of Israel, especially in its ongoing genocide on the people of Palestine, a genocide he wholly believes does not exist.
Consequence as Weather
The coffee shop near the Palais des congrès is already full of Liberal Party of Canada convention delegates when I join the line outside. Cop cars are parked down the street. Inside, every table has a staffer. Suits. Baseball caps. #LIB2026 lanyards. Louboutins under a table where someone’s set a Prada bag on the chair...
Le temps qu’il fait
Le café près du Palais des congrès est déjà plein de délégués au congrès du Parti libéral du Canada quand je prends la file dehors. Des voitures de police sont garées plus bas dans la rue. À l'intérieur, chaque table a son attaché politique. Des vestons. Des casquettes. Des cordons #LIB2026. Des Louboutins sous une...
Witnessing Palestine & the United States
Notes on Apocalypse and What We Owe the Living.
Il n’y a pas de mot pour ce deuil
Je n’étais pas censé écrire ça. Je devrais travailler à mon examen de synthèse. Écrire sur la temporalité, sur la santé, sur la manière dont les personnes noires et queer prennent soin les unes des autres à contretemps, dans un monde qui n’a jamais pensé notre survie. Je devrais offrir de la thérapie, tenir de...
There Is No Word for This Grief: On Gaza, Famine, and the World That Watches
I wasn’t supposed to be writing this. I’m supposed to be writing a comprehensive exam about temporality and health. About how Black queer people live and care for one another in timeframes not designed for our survival. I’m supposed to be providing therapy tomorrow—offering calm, presence, holding—for clients navigating their own overwhelm, grief, burnout. I’m...
They Threw Rocks
A child screams in the back while a father desperately tries to prevent the police from brutalizing his family. But they threw rocks.