"I know you don't believe in me, but set down anyhow and I'll see you in a minute." - Aunt Caroline Dye
Black Witchcraft
Today we follow the life and work of Lydia Cabrera, who over 70 years ago cracked the dominant world view of her race and class to glimpse beyond; queered anthropology, preserved a web of voices singing, passed an oral culture and knowledge on into the future, and built a lifetime of listening.
Podcast
“For eternally, divine music shall always be the sound of peace, the sound of love, the sound of life, the sound of bliss.”
Podcast
This will be the last in this mini Cancer season for now. I’ll pass the torch to Amy while I walk the rest of the chemo path and see you on the other side.
Cancer Season
Am I, as Audre Lorde put it in her own Cancer Journals, a "woman who has chosen the path of prosthesis, of silence and invisibility"?
Missing Witches