An open letter to everyone exhausted by the thought of tomorrow.
Ismatu Gwendolyn, clinical social worker and former impoverished child, doubles down on the ugly (and obvious) truth of why poverty exists in the first place.
Hello, internet friends!
The Substack app is still really new and doesn’t let me do anything fancy. It’s just you and me and words; it reminds me of text edit notes on the family computers. A Quarry of Thoughtless Ponderments is a tradition that I started in many
Ismatu Gwendolyn, daughter of the Limba Tribe, discusses their lineage and their politic as an intergenerational act of love.
notes from the live on Saturday attached to this email!
The introduction to a month-long series about poverty eradication, labor rights, and reproductive justice.