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Category Archives: diversity
Drawing a pregnant model, and further thoughts on self-doubt, gender, and otherness
I started this post just to show you my latest drawings, but it turned into a riff on something entirely different.
On power and individuals: why I speak (and write)
This is the culmination of my series on diversity, and it’s taken me weeks to write and years to arrive at. It is, in essence, my social manifesto — and my writing manifesto, as well.
You can’t get permission for some things
I’m here to tell you that no one gets a free pass.
On being offensive (Your silence will not protect you)
When should we stay silent, and when should we speak up? Should we worry about whether we’re offending someone?
The difficulty of trying to talk to people
One person’s “politics” is another person’s life-or-death.
Invisible, parallel lives
A book by a dying physician gets me thinking about the many kinds of difference and invisibility.
