From a personal and moving new essay by @mitchsjackson in @esquire “Looking for Clarence Thomas” 🔥🔥🔥The creative nonfiction piece digs into the Supreme Court Justice’s childhood in poverty and how the legacies of slavery and racism inform his current harmful actions. “If you are Black if you are brown if you are Asian if you are Middle Eastern; if you’re a woman, disabled, gay, trans, nonbinary; if you are poor, a Muslim, a liberal; a returning citizen or the wrong kind of immigrant; or if you consider yourself some intersection of any of those identities, you are standing at the edge of the Grand Canyon with one foot slipped off the ledge, the other foot planted on hella loose gravel, a strong wind gusting up behind you.” A must read 🙌🙏 ⚡️