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I thought I might write about these two grandmothers on my shoulders so that I could think more about how a body.which is the peels and skins of nearly three hundred pieces of fruit Leonard ate over the course of a few years in the early nineties.

Strange Fruit struck me as a show of lineage—a monument to Wojnarowicz and the way he lives in Leonard.Leonards stitching doesnt change the ultimate end of these fruits—theyll go exactly the same way as the orange peel I threw in the trash just now.I happened to see Strange Fruit a few years ago when the Whitney Museum of American Art put on a Leonard retrospective.

The two women leading the healing circle told us they would be drawing initiatory symbols in the air over our heads and invoking various energies on our behalf.dimly aware of these two women waving their hands in the air around me—I had a sense suddenly that my grandmother (my fathers mother.

I am sitting here eating fruit—an orange from my mothers orange tree—and looking at photos of the artist Zoe Leonards Strange Fruit.

and had once broken a loaf of bread in half and then stitched it back together with red embroidery floss.former Baffler columnist Jim Newell eviscerates the Democratic Party and its egregious failures.

One has to wonder if the Democratic elite is going to pull the equivalent schtick in the aftermath of yesterday’s election.Maybe donning Vineyard Vines duds while preaching from secluded New England estates didn’t help either.

too: we didn’t learn anything from the last populist explosion that no one saw coming—Brexit.And there’s only one thing that terrifying fact could possibly mean: we need to rethink it—all of it.