Denarii Grace

For the Summer 2018 edition of Boston-based Bi Women Quarterly, my essay "The Wrong Kind of Bisexual" is featured on the first page (and continues on page 18). I write about dating, sex, desirability politics, and how they converge to erase the existence and dire needs of the most marginalized within the bi+ (plus) community.

In this essay for GLAAD, one of the premier U.S.-based LGBTQ+ (plus) organizations, I write about the importance of including bi+ (plus) issues in our movements in this trying political moment.

From personal experience, I outline the importance of divesting from harmful, oppressive institutions.

During Bi+ (plus) Health Awareness Month, I gave the bi+ (plus) community on accessible, affordable tips that they can use to be empowered in their own healthcare.

For the 20th anniversary of the debut of the iconic TV show Buffy the Vampire Slayer, I wrote for Bitch Magazine about the enormous influence that Buffy has had on my life, both as an advocate for gender equity and liberation and as a storyteller and writer.

In this article, a profound combination of facts, sociopolitical analysis, and personal narrative, I interrogate specific ways in which the harmful effects of fat hate appear in Black American culture.

A straight reported piece about a panel that took place in October 2016, featuring experts in various fields who discussed the ways that various kinds of data can help in the fight against sexual assault and rape culture.

I'm up at Everyday Feminism again writing about my personal experiences with learning disability.

PIggybacking off of my article for Ravishly ("I'm Not Giving Up"), I talk about my dream of screenwriting from a financial perspective and the plight of the "struggling artist."

I talk about my dream of being a screenwriter and how I've decided to use my frustrations with the struggle of being an artist to fuel a new chapter in my artistic life.