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Joshua Fesi
A Memorable Fancy
Joshua Fesi
Joshua Fesi
“Today, the idea of the collective woman feels more necessary than ever. She is not limited to our immediate circle. She extends to the mothers of Gaza…”
“I am here today, not to give you answers,” Reed writes. “I am here today, not to give you an easy word or a quick fix. I came here today to agitate. I come here today to radicalize you. Because I believe that the solution can be found through collective action. Through organizing.”
“I have been at a loss for words with regard to the horrors happening in Palestine. I finally took to paper, and this is what fell out. I have deep and enduring connections to Palestine through friends who are family abroad. I thought of them when writing this piece.”