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Kalen’s Intro

As I perceived myself, perceiving myself in the center of my life looking all around- I remembered the joy and liberation of embracing the situatedness of my identity.
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honey, i shrunk the aesthetic

How we see minimalism showing up in design in the next few years depends on how much we are willing to adapt our sense of art and beauty to the cold calculated demands of convenience and technological progression- disguised as efficiency, surnamed AI….
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what happened to sundaes?
There is no accomplishment or moral superiority given to those who choose ice-cream instead of fro-yo.
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Finding content-ment
So I come here in respect, in sincerity, and for a fourth time- to recommit to consistency- I’m ready to blog. I sorely long for the stories I want to read.
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#First28
[KTOV] First 28- Get my migo on the phone! Happy February! To get into the “groove” of posting more frequently and creating content, I’ve decided to do a playlist this month celebrating Black History Month. Black History and culture are the themes for this month’s playlist. Each day will recognize a song by a Black…
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“Poo-tee-weet?”
What a month, what a year, what a life. It bears repeating, that 2020 was one for the record books. My deepest sympathies, condolences and love are with all who experienced loss. And I share all of my love and encouragement with all folks as we enter into a new year. January is oft a…
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Living my life in the margin and that metaphor was proof
If I told you that a flower bloomed in a dark room, would you trust it? I grew up in a very White community in Oklahoma. In school and extra-curricular activities, I was socialized around White standards of acceptability regarding appearance, femininity, and group acceptance. My parents supported me and validated my capabilities, worthiness, and…
