Tag Archives: Intersectionality

Loss For Words: Selective Mutism And The Complexity Of Sexual Assault

Posted on July 29, 2016 by Melanie Laura

My essay about consent, disability and my orientation, went live on The Establishment this week! Here’s an excerpt: I know I will never like boys the way I am supposed to when I become suffocated by his head and arms. … Continue reading →

Posted in Published essays | Tagged coming of age, Consent, Intersectionality, Non-Verbal Learning Disability, Non-Verbal Learning Disorder, qpoc, queer, QWOC, Selective Mutism, sexual orientation, The Establishment, theestablishment.co | Leave a comment

Upon Going Home (review of The Messiah Complex)

Posted on June 13, 2014 by Melanie Laura

My review of the play, The Messiah Complex; about the intersections of Blackness, queerness, gender identity and addiction is now live on Autostraddle! http://www.autostraddle.com/upon-going-home-review-of-the-messiah-complex-239760/

Posted in Blog | Tagged addiction, black, Intersectionality, LGBTQ, Play Review, POC, queer, Theater, Trans*, WOC | 1 Comment

Armed With Only Our Souls Anthology (Digging Deeper, Facing Self)

Posted on June 5, 2014 by Melanie Laura

I just finished taking the course Digging Deeper, Facing Self and I am pleased to share my two poems featured in the anthology from the course, Armed With Only Our Souls. The pages go from left to right and my … Continue reading →

Posted in Poetry | Tagged black, Intersectionality, POC, Poetry, queer, Trauma, WOC | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: Intersectionality

Upon Going Home (review of The Messiah Complex)

Armed With Only Our Souls Anthology (Digging Deeper, Facing Self)

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