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Sonya Massey's Last Words Were a Prayer Original

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By Aricka Foreman
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Before Sonya Massey repeated “I’m sorry” twice ahead of her execution by law enforcement, she said, “I rebuke you in the name of Jesus.” I’ve heard this preached from the pulpit since I was a small child. It was repeated in my house, nearly a mantra often coupled with glossolalia. My grandmother believes. She is a minister. My mother believes. My mother teaches it to my cousin’s little ones, cupping their fragile hands inside her own, leading them through her recitation until it becomes theirs.
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A Request for Accountability in Our Shared Spaces

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By Aricka Foreman, Mimi Wong Verified, Aurielle Marie
| The Offing Verified
The Offing hosts the following letter in the tradition of publishing work that improves literary spaces. The Offing supports initiating conversation toward this goal even if we are not immediately connected to events. Those who would like to add their voice to the letter should complete the form located at this link. The Offing staff will update signatories every 2-3 days through December 31, 2023.
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Pride: A Retrospective

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By Aurielle Marie, Aricka Foreman, Jayy Dodd, Mimi Wong Verified
| The Offing Verified
We are grateful to Aurielle Marie for helping our organization be more accountable to the values we espouse, and we hope their insight sparks robust conversation in more literary communities around belonging, activating personal responsibility, applying lessons, and change as a practice. As a nonprofit, we offer the caveat that this essay series reflects the author’s opinions and lived experience as an organizer and literary citizen.
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