Abstract
The epilogue begins with WWAV’s thirtieth-anniversary celebrations in 2019, as we come together with our local, national, and international community to honor the vision that our foremothers had in 1989 and the worlds we have made together at the intersections of Black feminist struggle ever since. Our Existence is Political. We continue to reflect on the stories and the practices that made possible WWAV’s rising from the ashes. We also take stock of the new futures that have been written since our research as survival formally concluded in 2016. In 2022, as we approach the tenth anniversary of the arson attack, our country is burning. It is hardly the first time. We ask how we can be accomplices in bringing into being more livable futures by blowing on the creative and life-giving embers that are already smoldering around us.
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