FiercePassions

10/24/2025

10/16/2025

World Food Day's theme is "Hand in Hand for Better Foods and a Better Future"—and I'm thinking about all the hands that feed us.

The hands that grow, harvest, prepare, and serve our food deserve dignity, fair wages, and safety. Food justice means honoring the labor that nourishes us. It means supporting workers' rights, sustainable farming, and equitable food systems.

And it also means honoring 𝘺𝘰𝘶𝘳 relationship with food. You deserve to eat without shame, without earning it, without moralizing every bite. Food is pleasure. Food is fuel. Food is connection. Food is culture. Food is survival. Food is memory. Food is ancestor work.

When you eat without guilt, you're refusing systems that profit from self-loathing. When you honor your hunger—all your hungers—you practice bodily autonomy. When you let yourself taste, savor, and enjoy, you're reclaiming pleasure as your birthright.

A better food future means both: justice for the people who feed us AND freedom from diet culture's violence against our bodies.

How are you nourishing yourself today—body, heart, and spirit?

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10/08/2025

Under fascism, we need eros, resilience, resistance, and rest more than ever. I'm building 2026 programming to support exactly that—but I need to hear what would actually serve you.

What formats fit your life? What themes resonate? What pricing makes participation possible? What accessibility accommodations do you need? What specific practices would help you stay grounded and powerful through what's coming?

This anonymous 5-minute survey directly shapes the rituals, workshops, and resources I create. Your input determines what exists.

I'm deeply responsive to community needs. Tell me what you need and I'll build it. bit.ly/NameYourNeeds


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10/05/2025

Last chance to register for this month's Black Breath Matters. Monthly space for Black people only—no white gaze, no performance. Your emotions are valid, your breath is sacred. Registration closes tomorrow (Sunday) morning. Join us: bit.ly/blackbreathmatters

Photo by Marko Sun.

10/05/2025

Last chance to register for this month's Black Breath Matters.

This monthly gathering is our space to breathe free from the white gaze, to feel without code-switching, to exist without performing. Your rage is valid, your grief is sacred, your exhaustion makes sense—and this space holds all of it.

We remember we've always been worthy. We reclaim breath, pleasure, and joy as our divine birthright. We take up every inch of space that has always belonged to us.

For Black people only. Registration closes tomorrow at 10am PDT.
bit.ly/blackbreathmatters



Photo by Marko Sun.

10/02/2025

Legendary Trans Activist Miss Major Has Been Hospitalized With Sepsis. Here’s How to Help
https://www.them.us/story/miss-major-griffin-gracy-trans-stonewall-hosptialized-sepsis?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=dhfacebook&utm_content=app.dashsocial.com%2Fthem%2Flibrary%2Fmedia%2F589800389

10/01/2025

The body collects stories—that is one of its purposes, to document the events of our life.

For BIPOC writers and creatives, completing your big project—your book, play, exhibit, album—is more than personal achievement. It's resistance made manifest, survival stories given form, wisdom that the world desperately needs to experience.

My Creative Project Coaching helps you get in touch with your erotic energy as the fuel to ignite your creativity and sustain you through the entire journey from concept to completion. We work on three foundations: erotic embodiment (accessing your creative life force), sanctuary space creation (building your creative refuge), and practical foundations (the concrete steps that turn vision into finished project).

This approach helps you break through creative blocks, imposter syndrome, and all the obstacles that try to keep marginalized voices from completing their work. Your erotic energy is your creative power—let's channel it into bringing your project to life.
Your vision deserves to be realized. Let's finish what you started.

bit.ly/FPCreatives

Photo by Avery Evans