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Civic Memory, Feminist Future

By 007595 · Electric Literature · April 2017
Civic Memory, Feminist Future
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":: 1968 :: I am five and I’m the exact height of the top of the surgery scar on my mother’s leg. I know this because she lets me sit on the toilet when she is getting dressed each morning. The scar is kid-high and the length of my torso. Pearly white railroad tracks covering her […]"

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