In which Ismatu Gwendolyn expresses long overdue love and kindness to Fear itself.
you're literally going to get three emails today from me and I am so sorry for that lmao
Ismatu Gwendolyn reflects on the portions of their character that they dislike and have to love anyways.
This episode of The Garden Space discusses the Hebrew word Hesed, which Ismatu Gwendolyn describes as "a love that compels you to act."
Dates and times on Malcolm X, Beyoncé and Bookclub content <3
Is the pursuit of achievement always capitalistic in nature? Can the drive for Excellence and the stillness of Enough coexist?