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Giving Permission to My Own Light

For some time now, though I’ve grown accustomed to practising it in person, I’ve struggled to summon the courage to communicate with full authenticity. In truth, I’m not sure I’ve…
by David Davis
August 4, 2025

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Giving Permission to My Own Light

For some time now, though I’ve grown accustomed to practising it in person, I’ve struggled to summon the courage to communicate with…

Mourning for Sale: Grief as Spectacle in the Maidan

It was here that I first observed it. In Ukraine’s Maidan. A space of resistance. Where the conscience of the masses so…

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A Life Spent in Service to the Myths of State and Class

August 7, 2025
I visited my grandmother last week. Not out of love, but to appease my father. The old widow has never truly seen…
Meditations

Giving Permission to My Own Light

August 4, 2025
For some time now, though I’ve grown accustomed to practising it in person, I’ve struggled to summon the courage to communicate with…
Margins

Mourning for Sale: Grief as Spectacle in the Maidan

July 27, 2025
It was here that I first observed it. In Ukraine’s Maidan. A space of resistance. Where the conscience of the masses so…

Voices

Margins

A Life Spent in Service to the Myths of State and Class

August 7, 2025
I visited my grandmother last week. Not out of love, but to appease my father. The old widow has never truly seen…
Meditations

Giving Permission to My Own Light

August 4, 2025
For some time now, though I’ve grown accustomed to practising it in person, I’ve struggled to summon the courage to communicate with…
Margins

Mourning for Sale: Grief as Spectacle in the Maidan

July 27, 2025
It was here that I first observed it. In Ukraine’s Maidan. A space of resistance. Where the conscience of the masses so…

Meditations

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Margins
August 7, 2025

A Life Spent in Service to the Myths of State and Class

I visited my grandmother last week. Not out of love, but to appease my father. The old widow has never truly seen me, and I have never loved her. Any show of affection I offer is for appearances alone. When I arrived, she sat…

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