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"Seeing people that looked more like me and were cooking foods that I remembered from my childhood made me more comfortable with my culture. It made me…
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"Dyke was so often a word thrown at us by men who were angry about us being lesbians, and so now I’m like 'Yes, that is what I am, I am that very thing…
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"I try to remember that at the end of the day, the things that I do are for me. For that reason alone, whatever you’re producing is worthwhile."
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🎙️ (Extended audio) Sharing personal work with the world - The highs, lows, and everything in-betweenListen now (11 min) | Here are a few bonus questions from our most recent newsletter about sharing personal projects with the world.
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It's a weird time to create. I still think we should do it.
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“I've started to do stand-up comedy because even if I suck, I get to talk. Even if they're not seeing me, I see me. I'm taking up space. Letting people…
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A little glimpse into how Grace and Isaac met 💓
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A short list of movies, books, mixtapes, and more that make my life a little better
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Ethical Sluts, Ford Broncos, and Country Music
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If we haven't met before, this newsletter will give you a quick glimpse into the conversations we have together…
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We sincerely appreciate you taking the time to learn a bit more about us and our work.
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G: Why don't you just start by introducing yourself! My name is Marisa. I was born in Detroit, but raised in the suburbs, then moved back to Detroit as…
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