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on the places (and everything else) we leave. « breathe deep and dive — Mon, 28 Mar 2011 04:25:57 +0000

[...] political reasons, and I don’t know what to do with that. I’m also thinking about this post by Jessie at the blog enough, about the privilege of leaving and the possibilities of returning home. Even now, when I talk to [...]

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tiny — Sat, 28 Nov 2009 05:03:23 +0000

im just thrilled and proud that all of the powerful Revolutionary Change Session at POOR Magazine teachings inspired these brilliant thought processes- and yes, of course your de-gentrifying move will seem simple at first and hella complicated over time as you implement all of your change plans ( and i did say ALL of your change plans) but that’s exactly why you should do it!- all the best revolutionary acts are difficult and exciting and hard and…. and in the end the truest part of this revolutionary act will be you staying in touch with the real-ness of EVERYthing- your privilege- your parents privilege- your white-ness- your implementation of in many ways not so white-ness with your move back home and the reality that you will be educating with deference and eldership and being in the end – a very indigenous not-white thing- a Good Daughter- which in many ways is not focused on self and individual but community and family and love- !!! love-tiny

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