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Melissa Gira Grant
Melissa Gira Grant is an author and journalist who writes about sex, gender, race, and the law.

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Sep
04
my desktop: a small arrangement of pale yellow flowers on a white desk, surrounded by archival file folders in a magazine holder, black post-it's, a black hourglass, a black candle, an iMac

Other storms

—and working inside them.
4 min read
Aug
14
my desktop: an archival folder rests on a pearl grey desk mat, with a large manilla envelope with blacked out text on top: THE GOVERNMENT DOESN'T WANT YOU TO READ THESE ZINES

Before Prairieland

"Sick through this."
4 min read
Sep
19
a fuzzy bumblebee is perched on a thistle-looking flower, wings and antennae out

"to recite the truth"

Friday Seven // 0010
3 min read
Jun
29

"so many icons" b/w "hot commie summer"

Friday Seven // 0009
3 min read
May
30
a black and white photograph of small black flowers rimmed with white

"midnight gold"

Friday Seven // 0008
3 min read
Mar
14
"some grim jokers in the act"

"some grim jokers in the act"

Friday Seven // 0006
3 min read
Feb
28
"a set of solidarities"

"a set of solidarities"

Friday Seven // 0005
2 min read
Feb
21
"propaganda (by the seed)"

"propaganda (by the seed)"

Friday Seven // 0004
4 min read
Feb
08

"if those in power carry it out with impunity"

Friday Seven // 003
1 min read
Feb
01
white ink on a black Post-it I can barely decipher right now, the gist being: what's the point of "protecting women"

"free and open and lazy"

Friday Seven // 002
3 min read