HeyJaredTeague
A variety of social and cultural musings from a second-year English and Sociology student.
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Consuming What I Never Knew… (opens the original)
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This was originally written for an ‘Indigenous Studies of Anthropology’ course at McGill, but I felt the urge to continue my reflection past the page limit. The prompt asked: “How does Indigeneity take up real estate in your life?” What follows is my attempt to answer that question, honestly.Thanks for reading Teague ! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work.<input class="email-input" nam
What They Take… (opens the original)
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I want to talk about what’s being taken from us. Not just the hours. Not just the bodies. But what makes us human. Marx called it alienation. Four dimensions. From the process. From the product. From others. From ourselves.I’ll trace them through a single day. A rental van. Thirty-six degrees. TalkSport on the radio. Sweat rolling off my chin.Thanks for reading Teague ! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work.<form class="subscription-widget-subscribe"
A Phenomenology of Rot (An Autopsy) (REUPLOAD) (opens the original)
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(This is a reupload of a piece I published about a month ago now. I deleted it because I was worried about someone finding it and giving me shit in the yard. I’ve left now, so I don’t have that problem. Enjoy.)I have been so, so tired lately.I notice it everywhere. I see it in the sun-bleached wisps of overgrown beard hair I haven’t been bothered to shave. The ever-swelling, rot-red gumline. Plaque. I see it in my hair. In the blackened pores on the tip of my nose. On fresh-calloused hands. Alwa
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