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We Lock Ourselves Into Our Own Philosophies, Our Own Religions, Our Own Walks Of Life, And If We Fail, We Condemn Ourselves And Then We Get Sick.

My Work As A Doula Also Extends All The Way To The End Of Life. I Sit At The Bedsides Of People Who Are Passing On In Hospices Or Nursing Homes, For The People And Families Who Want That Kind Of Thing.

It's Just That Little Box In The Middle Of Fort Greene, Brooklyn. Most Of The Time I Go I Don't Even Leave That Apartment. I Have Just Enough: A Little Bed, A Little Kitchen With Two Pots. I Make Some Tea And I Look Out The Window Or Just Lay Down.

I Live In A Queendom, Ruled By A Womb-iverse.

I Think That When Riccardo Tisci Wanted To Bring More Attention To The Lack Of African American Presence On The Runway, He Also Wanted To Bring Attention To The Lack Of A Sensibility Of African And Asian Art.