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Marley E. Dias | THIRD SPACE
THIRD SPACE is a weekly cultural critique by Marley Dias, author, activist, and Harvard sociology student.
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The Ordinary Circulation of Disaster
Dear Reader,
The Tao of Marley (After Pooh)
Returning to the THIRD SPACE.
What I See Delights Me
What I learned from a summer spent with Frédéric Bruly Bouabré, the archive, and the art of remembering.
The Grammar of Being Seen
A Meditation in Five Pantoums
Second Sunrise: What Ralph Lauren’s Vineyard Misses About Ours
"I am the source of my joy and infinite possibilities." – Polar Bears' affirmation. P olar Bears of Martha's Vineyard's Inkwell Beach perform their early-morning water ritual, as captured in Michael Johnson's iconic 2010 photograph "Joy." At 7:30 a.m., a circle of elders and children gathers in the gentle surf of Inkwell Beach, their arms lifted toward the sky in an exuberant salute to the new…
A Curriculum in Collapse: The 4 C’s of Empire
How censorship, cowardice, capitalism, and colonial nostalgia are schooling us all
In Search of a Black Hole Sun
On alt-Black girlhood, moshing as ritual, and the sound that raised me.
Black Like You—The Performance
Two poems tracing the rhythm of memory across oceans
BLACK LIKE YOU—ZION
On Haile Selassie, Bob Marley, and the Dream of Return”