Helen Frankenthaler, 1956
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Helen Frankenthaler, 1956

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We do not always create ‘works of art,’ but rather experiments; it is not our intention to fill museums: we are gathering experience.
Josef Albers (on the philosophies of Black Mountain College)
(https://www.are.na/block/23900520)
On Cruel Optimism
“In today’s capitalism, Lauren Berlant (2011) diagnosed a "cruel optimism" that sustains one’s attachment to conventional yet unattainable good-life fantasies (from the romantic couple to political systems and institutions).” —Sami Khatib
Link to the Text “Cruel Optimism” by Lauren Berlant: https://transreads.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/2022-02-07_62017cfa427b4_lauren-berlant-cruel-optimism-3.pdf
We create our reality by cultivating our beliefs; our beliefs of life make us what we are.
The Secret is not really a secret

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Equality Vs. Individuality
If everyone wants to be treated equally Why does everyone want to feel special? Nobody wants you to feel inferior but nobody wants you to do well. I want you to treat me kindly but I'll ignore the disrespect right behind me. We could treat everyone with respect or we could treat everyone like a suspect The only problem is If we treat everybody like this How do we know if love even exists? That's the problem with equality It takes away our individuality How can you say you want me to prosper And then take away any qualities I have away to offer? I want the same job, same look, and all the same stuff Until society comes along to tell me that it's just not enough. They tell us all our life we're valued by the person that we are Then we learn its all about what we can charge on little plastic card They tell us that our worth is justifiable means to treat someone like dirt Till we make it on the news, and become an open fuse If everyone should be treated the same What's the point of a name? If everyone has a purpose in the world Why is it so hard to be heard? Don't see me as a religion, don't see me as a race Just see me as a person with my own unique place I don't want my life to be some competition I just want to do what I can to be the best addition It's not just in my head Or the ones who wound up dead If I'm not the only one who's thinking this Why hasn't it made a difference?
The Future Is in The Hands Of These Students
The Future Is in The Hands Of These Students
So then, just who did win the Civil War, and, from an even earlier time, who did those early Americans seek to gain Independence from?
All of that, and more, is part of History now, and is taught in the early years of schooling. American students go through their schooling, learning all this. The ones who do well in those early years of schooling then go on to Universities across the Country, and…
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I would like to mention a view of mine if everyone is ok with that:
I am entirely for this:
and this as well:
and definitely all of this:
what I am NOT for is this:
"she got married/engage/into a relationship."
"awesome! what's her husband's name?"
"YOU IDIOT OPRESSOR-OF-EQUALITY, YOU (insert various terminology here), WHY DO YOU ASSUME SHE IS HETEROSEXUAL, WHY DO YOU ASSUME HER PARTNER IS A MAN?!"
please understand something I like to call social conditioning. most of us have been brought up in a household or family setting where we were not taught such values, or 'ways-of-thinking'. please, I ask you with kindness, do not grow angry because our sub-conscious has been conditioned with the standard social traditions, that before our generation, filled many majority cultures.
and remember, just because we make sub-conscious assumptions (that is damn difficult to avoid) do not make the assumption yourself that our conscious mind shares the same views.
thank you for reading my (excessively) long post.
VONZIE.