(black life)line in the sand part six million: a short story

A sweat mask blurs a vision of toenails hiding scathing sand attempting to hide from an unforgivable sun. The sea feels close, but the water is repulsed by the denial of its full extension to the shore. Black sandbags-in a snake-like formation-encircle the beachfront: a minimalist white dome with windows so large and a roof … Continue reading (black life)line in the sand part six million: a short story

Thoughts of Measure EE not passing in Los Angeles

So it's been 48 hours since the special election for Measure EE, spearheaded by the Los Angeles Unified School District to apply a parcel tax to owned or rented property to help fund the LAUSDs efforts to improve education environments. This election came about as a result of the teachers strike earlier this January. Those … Continue reading Thoughts of Measure EE not passing in Los Angeles