I am the inner city dreamer.
I am from three bedroom apartments,
and fake linoleum floors.
I am from below minimum wage paychecks.
I am the first high school
graduate girl, who instead of slinging babies on her arm,
cradles books and a thirst
for knowledge.
This thirst for knowledge is
what brings me to college
first in my family
to conceive this cycle.

"Inner City Dreamer"​
By daring to dream of a future without oppression, we begin to imagine systems where our bodies can live freely, dance, play and EAT without the associated codes we’ve inherited from cultures and people before us. 

Our intersectional identities (race, class, gender, sexuality, ability, etc.) work in tandem to make us who we are–re-learning, re-inventing, re-visualizing the world takes the whole body, and it takes every BODY.  




"Fat Liberation, Diet Culture, and Reimagining Our World"