WRITING
Nobody Knows
An Interview with Lyle Ashton Harris, reflecting on religion, sexuality, art, and the archives. For QTR: A Journal of Trans and Queer Studies in Religion.
Scenes of Oblation
Black Childhood and Religio-Politics in Historical Perspective. Co-authored with Melena Laudig and Jathan Martin, for Political Theology
In an essay published with Columbia Journal, I reflect on experiences of emotions and vulnerability as they intersect with masculinity and relationships.
In an article for “Religions,” I draw upon the unique epistemologies of Black children’s faith and their role in religious institutions, now and in the future.
In an article with “Theology and Sexuality,” I think alongside the FX Television show “POSE” to grapple with questions of kinship, care, and spirituality.