Black Friend: Essays by Ziwe
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Black Friend: Essays by Ziwe

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Black Friend: Essays by Ziwe
Black Friend: Essays by Ziwe
Women sleep so soundly they seem to be dead. Who knows? Women may live in order to sleep.
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“Friends, I may come to you under the cover of night, after the face of a wooden table has become well acquainted with a chorus of open palms slapping it after laughter, or on beat to some tune spooling out of a single speaker. I may come to you in the moments after the party, but before sleep. I speak of this moment, and you will know I mean the exact hour where the once-cold drinks sit half-finished, gathering a warmth in their pockets, the exact hour where people surely must go home so that their friends can go to bed but also do not want the night to end. I will come to you in this hour, when sleep paces the room like an eager dog, daring someone to make the first move. In this hour where things spoken can perhaps be passed off as fatigue and forgotten in the morning. The first time I ever told a girl ‘I love you’ was on a couch at exactly 3:45 A.M. while her eyes were heavy, and she smiled and before drifting off to sleep told me, 'We have to wake up in the morning,’ and we never spoke of love again.”
— Hanif Abdurraqib, A Little Devil in America: Notes in Praise of Black Performance, from “On the Uncertain Movement of Limbs,” Movement II: Suspending Disbelief (Random House, 2021)

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Do not believe that because you are a revolutionary you must feel sad.
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And then it is another day and another and another, but I will not go on about this because no doubt you too have experienced time.
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A man is having terrible dreams. In them, he is being chased by a demon. He seeks counsel from a therapist, who tells him he must turn around and confront the demon or he will never escape it. He vows to do this, but each night in his dreams, he runs again. Finally, he manages to turn around and look straight at the demon. "Why are you chasing me?" he asks it. The demon says, "I don't know. It's your dream."
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A woman walks into a dentist's office and says, "I think I'm a moth." The dentist tells her, "You shouldn't be here. You should be seeing a psychiatrist..." The woman replies, "I am seeing a psychiatrist." The dentist says, "Then what are you doing here?" And she says, "Your light was on."
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She tells me that her phone was stolen and she's been using a really old one instead. She won't get the newest model, she's decided. "So I just go at a slower pace. I know I'm missing things because I can't respond quickly enough to what people say or show me, but that's okay. It gives me more time to think," she says. I am charmed by her. She seems practically like a transcendentalist. I take another sip of her grass drink and think maybe it is giving me some kind of burst of energy. She takes out her phone to demonstrate its obsolescence to me. It is exactly the same kind as mine. Mine is two years old but still retrieves things for me in the blink of an eye. "Wait," I say. "Were you talking about seconds? When you said you were so out of step and living slowly, did you mean by seconds?" She considers this. "Yeah," she says, "seconds probably."
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I've been thinking more about my doomstead. Choosing people for it is tricky. First, you must assess their character. Will they lead, will they follow? Will they dominate others the moment this becomes possible? Are they alpha? Beta? ... Second, you must balance the skills of the people you choose. Is one handy? Is one musical? Is one medical? Third, you must figure out how to tell them you have drafted them for your doomstead.
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Anytime I think I am a semidecent person, I remember this story someone told me once about her ex-husband. He was always late getting home. He never came home when he said he would, and I though I knew this story before she told it, but I was wrong. It was just that he had a rule that if anyone asked him for help he would pause to see what the person needed. And then he would try to get them that thing if he could. Sometimes it was money, sometimes food; once a man needed a belt and he gave him his. The reason he was always late was that his office was next door to Penn Station. They broke up because he was a mean drunk, but still.
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Young person worry: What if nothing I do matters? Old person worry: What if everything I do does?
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A few days later, I yelled at him for losing his new lunch box, and he turned to me and said, Are you sure you’re my mother? Sometimes you don’t seem like a good enough person. He was just a kid so I let it go. And now, years later, I probably only think of it, I don’t know, once or twice a day.
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Q: What is the philosophy of late capitalism? A: Two hikers see a hungry bear on the trail ahead of them. One of them takes out his running shoes and puts them on. "You can't outrun a bear," the other whispers. "I just have to outrun you," he says.
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“But she hadn’t been able to take root. She’d remembered the wrong things, and forgotten too much. She’d remembered how to kill and how to hate, and she’d forgotten how to grow.”
— Naomi Novik, Uprooted
I originally went to see Bri because psychosis had made me fear my own mind. Since then, the sacred arts have given me some solace not so much through the beliefs they provide as through the actions the recommend. To say this prayer—burn this candle—perform this ritual—create this salt or honey jar—is to have something to do when it seems that nothing can be done.
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