1/24/21 reflections on MLK Day and Women's March marches

Here is the link to my January 24, 2021, Twitter thread reflection on my experiences with marches and politics over the past few years.

Thank you for reading. Please enjoy.

1/19/19 review of the 2019 Womxn's March on Colorado

Here is the link to my January 19, 2019, Twitter thread review of the 2019 Womxn's March on Colorado.

Twitter's platform has twisted each of my threads through 2018 and 2019 out of chronological order. This thread is affected, but is still moderately coherent. My apologies.

Thank you for reading. Please enjoy.

1/18/19 discussion of how the Women's March influenced my story Summer Azure

Here is the link to my January 18, 2019, Twitter thread discussion about how the Women's March influenced my lesbian- and Lolita-themed amateur novel Summer Azure.

Twitter's platform has twisted each of my threads through 2018 and 2019 out of chronological order. This thread is affected, but is still moderately coherent. My apologies.

Thank you for reading. Please enjoy.

1/20/18 thread of videos from 2018 Women's March on Colorado

Here is a link to a Twitter thread I did giving links to videos I took while at the 2018 Women's March on Colorado.

The thread includes videos of the band Alive on Arrival, singers Rajdulari and SuCh, singer Emelise Munoz, and Bella Diva Dance.

1/20/18 review of 2018 Women's March on Colorado

Here is the link to my Twitter thread review of the 2018 Women's March on Colorado.

The thread gives some background on the march. It discusses the march's theme. It mentions the Native American women who were centered for the march. It discusses and gives photos of presentations by Karen Roberts Grissom, Candi CdeBaca, Chante Okic Ouye Wiya, Kim Desmond, Reverend Nancy Rojas, 100 Women in Black, Lauren Casteel, Kerrie Joy, Karmen Carter, and Faith Winter. The thread also gives a lot of photos from the march.

Some of my Twitter threads have been twisted out of chronological order by Twitter's platform. This thread's coherency suffers as a result. My apologies. However, the tweets address themes from the march that were really interesting. And they show tons of great pictures. So the thread is worth a read.

1/18/20 discussion about my fanfiction Summer Azure ahead of 2018 Women's March

Here is the link to a Twitter thread I did in January of 2018 about my amateur novel Summer Azure.

Summer Azure can essentially be seen as a Dance Moms fanfiction mixed with a lesbian-themed variation on the Lolita story. It is a youth/adult romance about a dancing star girl who befriends and then falls in love with a reclusive businesswoman next door.

I wrote my thread about my novel on the eve of the 2nd annual Women's March, because the novel ends with the first Women's March. The thread gives a lot of background into how I came to write the story, my political reasons for writing the story, the way I wove the political themes into the story, and some basics about my characters and the plot, and how they all relate to my own personal life and political ideas, and how they all culminate with the Women's March.

Some of my Twitter threads have been twisted out of chronological order by Twitter's platform. Unfortunately, this particular thread's coherency suffers a lot as a result. My apologies.

Here is the link to my novel Summer Azure, which is online and free to read.

1/21/17 review of the Women's March on Colorado

Here is the link to my Twitter thread review of the 2017 Women's March on Colorado.

The thread gives some background on the march. It also gives a lot of pictures from the march. And it discusses some of the main themes discussed at the march.

Here is the link to the website for the Womxn's March Denver.

Here is the link to the global website for the Women's March.