I Never Meant to Be a Feminist—But Here We Are

I didn’t think I was a feminist—until I realized how much we still have to fight for, and believe in.

As I walked through the Hauser & Wirth Gallery this weekend in Los Angeles, surrounded by the powerful artwork of ​Luchita Hurtado​, I found myself reflecting on something I never expected: how we become the heroines of our own stories, sometimes without even realizing it.

Standing before her paintings—works that fought for visibility in a world where women's voices were systematically silenced—I was struck by a profound truth. We don't always choose a cause. Sometimes, we simply refuse to accept what we're told.

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• This week's inspiration: I Never Meant to Be a Feminist—But Here We Are

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• What I'm (re)reading: "This Is Just To Say" by William Carlos Williams