Kiing Curry

I Hear Tings – Jill Scott, To Whom This May Concern (Free Post) how to love the music without losing your body to the spell The painting is by Elisheba Israel (graphic design is mine) Yours faithfully, the church of Jill Scott was where I first found holy valediction— validation. a sophomore in high school for the ninety-nine and the two thou, grown in my mind, a whole grown baby— my body swollen wit tings too heavy to hold, but somehow molded me, made me, a so-called woman. and Miss Scott...

The CROWN Act is a performance. A poetic critique of the law’s limits, hair discrimination, and why Afro hair is sacred beyond state permission.

A public blog post introducing “The Restorative Ledger,” documenting harm, misalignment, and calls for accountability at Oberlin College.