Casey Llewellyn

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    • I'm Bleeding All Over The Place
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    • Zaide!
    • Come In. Be With Me. Don't Touch Me.
    • Early Work
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Brooklyn, NY 11218
USA

"A Conversation Between White People" on the Theo Westenberger Estate blog /February 3, 2017 by Casey Llewellyn

"Dear family,

I know you are not okay.

———

Are you up baby?

No

What kind of white person do you want to be?

What?

What kind of white person do you want to be?"

Read the full piece here. 

Posted in writing   Tags: Theo Westenberger estate, white people, election 2016, whiteness, family, love
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about 6 years ago
Play in She Persists at Pillsbury House & Theatre, March 13th-24th
about 7 years ago
End of Year Gift & Giving Ideas
about 7 years ago
Jerome Fellowship at The Playwrights' Center in Minneapolis!
about 7 years ago
Speaking with Claudia Rankine on Tuesday: Writing for the Stage while Navigating Whiteness
about 9 years ago

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I live and work in the unceded territory of the Munsee Lenape and Canarsie people. I am grateful for my relationship with this land and acknowledge the violence of colonization that was part of creating my relationship to it. I am grateful to all the indigenous people who have and continue to care for this land. May it be returned to them, so we can all thrive. I pay a monthly land tax through the Manna-hatta Fund. If you are a settler or non-native person residing in New York City or the surrounding areas, please join me.