“It is precisely because we are unlike, or we haven't had the same experiences, that solidarity can be built.”
Edna Bonhomme
Edna Bonhomme is a historian of science, culture writer, and editor based in Berlin, Germany. She earned her PhD in history of science at Princeton University. Her essays critically engage with how humans navigate the unsavory and unwieldy states of ill health; they have appeared in Al Jazeera, The Atlantic, The Guardian, The Nation, London Review of Books, and more. 
“We Plot to Undo the World”
Artist Simone Leigh curated a series of intellectual sermons directed by Black women who grieved, strategized, loved, and yearned for community.
When Black Humanity Is Denied
Critiquing the Enlightenment is essential, because there the asylum, prison, and science itself unveil their violent foundations.