“A Different World… allowed me to see possibilities for what could be not just for me, but for everyone who loves to learn: intellectual curiosity, friendship, mentorship, argument, ambition, and belonging.”
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“As direct as the question ‘where are you from’ may seem, it actually lands as being a bit imprecise; does someone want to know where I was born, where I grew up, where I currently live, what my ethnic background is, or how I culturally identify? I suspect that I’m asked this question more often than most.”
“When we talk about the unfathomable, we must try to fathom. We must not turn away but give witness.”
Object Lessons Impressions sends a letter.
“For all the public iterations of Oliver’s afterlife, I find my own experience of his to be particular and private.”
“I thought I would not miss him. I was wrong.”
