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Gender studies lecturer•feminist writer•climate crisis, immigration, repro, trans justice activist•WritersResist.com
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Commentary: It’s not her fault, but…

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By Kit-Bacon Gressitt
| The Coast News Verified
My friend said, “It’s not her fault, but …” and I gasped. In the wake of four rapes and one sexual assault reported at Cal State San Marcos this September, and the filing of a civil case alleging gang rape at Cornell University, chatter on every platform has been plentiful — informed and otherwise. None of it is surprising. Those who are enlightened grasp the opportunity to educate the public.
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Ofrenda for Resistance

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By Jordan Rivera, Kit-Bacon Gressitt
| writersresist.com
By Jordan Alejandro Rivera Tier I: Inframundo Poppy and cempasúchil petals Intermingled as our destinies Blood, bones, and stems Obsidian spearheads And shattered sugar skulls Tier II: Tierra Tomatoes, white sapotes, and olives Laid out on a lattice-patterned scarf Ten thousand and forty-three Candles flicker in harmony Guiding us here together Wax binds our food Tier III: Cielo A black-and-white photo of us Before our disappearances And now, finally, We found our way back home.
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Welcome to Amplified Voices, a Special Issue of Writers Resist

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By Kit-Bacon Gressitt
| writersresist.com
Since the Vietnam War, violent conflict has been made visible to even the least likely victims, on televisions, then phones, now raging across social media—and laden with passionate opinions, well-informed and not. From politicians and universities around the globe to PEN America to Oscar Awards speeches, emotionally bloody conflict—about conflict—reigns over solutions, while innocent civilians suffer.
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