

White Lady Instagram Post
I didn't save the post because at the time that I saw it, I brushed it off. But the idea of what she said, the gist, stayed with me. And this is why I am sharing this: The gist was that the white lady was doing artwork representing the black woman as source. She received some hate-filled love from someone who said 'go back to Africa.' The white lady went on to describe herself as white with the inference that she wasn't of the land colonially renamed Africa. This is what I w

Rainbow Glo
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August: Crossing the Bridge
Month In Review On the heels of turning 60 in July, August felt like a bridge from the old to the new. Like all roads have been leading here. Me and Chloe Josephine That feeling was reinforced in two spectacular ways. After I closed my entertainment business back in 2021, I put performing tribute shows on the back burner, with only the occasional one-off here and there. My last one-off show happened at the Isle of Wight Festival in 2024. Or so I thought. Last autumn, I receiv

Rainbow Glo
Aug 314 min read
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Death Scrolling
On Tuesday, I opened Instagram to pass some time. At first, I was laughing. The posts were funny, light and easy. I was enjoying myself. Then, somewhere in the scrolling, the temperature changed. I did not notice the exact moment it happened. One minute I was amused, and later I was angry. Not mildly irritated. Angry. The shift had been so subtle that I had not clocked it while it was happening. I must have been scrolling for two or three hours. I honestly lost track of time.

Rainbow Glo
Aug 810 min read
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