Radical Nuance

It's hard. To love maleness. And I don't mean to love a man or to love what men can do, I mean to really love maleness.

This gaping wound in our humanity is perhaps no more presently clear than in Gaza, and the erasure of the pain and endurance of Palestinian men.

How can we speak of liberation if we do not consider human billions of people? What can and must be gained from examining how men have been deemed unworthy of life, both literal and emotional?

Pulling today both from bell hooks and Frederick Joseph.

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Grief, that damned storm, that symphony of sound and deafening silence. Oh how well poetry lends itself to grief! :) So I'm gonna dive into this well-worn abyss with poetic musings on nuance, on grief.

Moreover, I dance along the spectrum between love and grief, grief as the necessary evolution of love, grief as impossible without love. And that means likewise the grief and love you feel for a world that may never come, the grief for the world that's being destroyed, grief is as myriad as the love we feel, and perhaps that means it's worth holding onto...

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