I’m just blossoming in my wheelchair
Chihae Celine Chang,
Republic of Korea
I am still dreaming my future and doing my bests to be a wonderful person.
I am just seating in my wheelchair, not frustrated or injured.
Woke up late. Now I’m dreaming.
Claire Berman
Boston, MA
I am a white woman and didn’t begin to understand my racial identity until I was in my late twenties. The more I learn about racism and its intersection with other systems of oppression, the more I realize how little I know and how far we have to go. So now I’m always dreaming – with more and more specificity – of how I wish the world were (that is, an equitable and fair place for all people) as a guidepost for how I choose to exist in the world each day.
