Rosa Sparks

Rosa Sparks

@rosasparks.blacksky.app

Shuri's mom. Publisher of Fabulize; a pop culture feminist mag for BIPOC nerds. Cannabis lover. Neurospicy creative. Emerging comic book writer and novelist. 🏳️‍🌈 Lambda + Ignatz Awards nominee subscribe: https://mailchi.mp/f0796697386b/fabulizemagsubscribeme

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Coming out of SummitCon, we are beyond thrilled to welcome Erika Hardison as a new writer for Summit Presents #3! 🏔️✍️ Cultural journalist, critic, Lambda Literary Award finalist, and founder of Fabulize Magazine—we couldn't be more excited to have her voice in the Summit Universe:

I continue to be reminded it’s Domestic Violence Awareness Month and every time I think I want to say something to address it, I’m reminded of how hard it is to share hope while I’m actively trying to escape it myself.

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Friendly reminder : Paris is Burning is free to watch on Tubi! No excuse if you’ve never seen it

Do I follow any mutuals that were at New York Comic Con that have some freebies to part with? I couldn’t get there today and my kid is disappointed she couldn’t get any stickers or con swag.

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if you don’t keep up with the youth i want you to know they’ve renamed “tramp stamps” to “cake toppers” which feels like the first advancement for feminism in a long time

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Women who were detained in South Louisiana while pregnant told Prism that they were berated by guards; forced to wear shackles on their wrists, hands, belly & feet; & were made to eat inedible food. The eugenics movement has shaped the experiences of women in ICE detention, Edith Romero reports.

prismreports.orgPregnant women in ICE detention face policies shaped by eugenicsThe experiences of detained women show that the American eugenics movement remains an integral part of the system

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"I don’t envy the marketing team who had to figure out how to promote this book. It is a horror novel in the broadest sense of the word, but even that misses the depth and breadth of what it accomplishes." @bookjockeyalex.bsky.social reviews Donyae Coles’ The Sunken, the Adored:

reactormag.comDonyae Coles’ The Sunken, the Adored Is Full of Beauty and Dread - ReactorAlex Brown reviews a sometimes frustrating, sometimes haunting, always unique new horror novel.

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