“Solidarity and real equity comes from giving up space, paying artists and elevating communities that have historically been marginalized.”
Category: Essays
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“Like many, I learned a lot in college. I learned that I didn’t like sociology and that it was pretty easy to finish a minor. I learned that I matter and that toxic people aren’t worth my time. And slowly over the course of those years, I learned that I was bi.”
Me and OCD
Children’s movies like Soul and Frozen II are the start of a much-needed conversation about OCD and depression.
Intersectional Me
In all the queer movies released in 2020, where were the disabled characters?
PTSD is like a particularly violent shadow. Silent until it isn’t.
“No one can see how PTSD makes you sick from the inside. It poisons the inside of your thoughts and obscures your connection to reality.”
My (lack of a) relationship with alcohol is complicated
The author talks about not being able to drink and what it’s meant for her relationships.
What happens after you publish your first book
Publishing a book is a bizarre process. Here’s what happens after.
What I Learned In The Psych Hospital
In 2009, the author spent five days in a psych hospital in Westchester County. Ten years later, she wrote about it.
Food: A Conversation on The Mental and Physical Relationship
Nicole Zelniker wrote about her relationship with food and how it’s evolved through various mental and physical conditions.
Looking Back, Looking Forward
Nicole Zelniker wrote for T.O.F.U. magazine about burnout, veganism and how the two are related.
