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a guide to nyc climate week 2026 (opens the original)
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this sunday begins new york city’s climate week, one of my favorite times of the year. the recent news cycle has been inundated with headlines on climate change’s impact on menstrual health, the historic blackouts in gary, indiana and cuba, the influence of <a href="https://atmos.earth/political-landscapes/welcome-to-the-data-center-e
a win for wile e. coyote is a win for us all (opens the original)
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happy september! i pray that my caribbean readers were able to buss a wine during labor day weekend, and i hope all of you virgos are celebrating your supreme (queen bey and her $1,000 box) during your special season. although b’day just reached its 20th anniversary, i have no spare essay on its significant influence, so you can read my similar essays on self-titled and lemonade. in the meantime, maybe i’ll sit with the deluxe long enough to write a littl
what it's like to attend dream con as a panelist (opens the original)
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my flight to houston from new york has more than one blerd. there are at least five or six of us, a quick assumption from my head swiveling to see spider-man t-shirts, the checkered green and black print to identify a demon slayer fan, and well, i just know how to identify a blerd. it’s my spidey sense, or you could call it my jean grey-esque faint-free power of telepathy. this year, i attended my second dream con to present another panel in relation to my forthcoming book, misogynoir and multiv
This book addresses the gynecologic health disparities for Black women (opens the original)
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Good morning readers! On this lovely final day of July, I’m using proper capitalization rules for this newsletter. Don’t worry—I’m still a lowercase gyal, but I owe it to my sources to use all of the grammar and spelling knowledge I learned in school for exclusive interviews. Most of screaming into the void will still be conversational, lowercase blog-style writing, but I always hoped to include interviews on this newsletter. The state of the media industry and freelance journalism leaves it dam
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