Since I can't tell what sex these are, they are my androgynous symbols of light, hope and knowledge. May we all find our balance within.
"She Don't Know She's Beautiful"
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- Krystal Fawn
- I have my Master of Arts degree in Women and Gender Studies as well as a Master's in Writing and Publishing from DePaul. I'm currently living in Boulder, CO working for a non-profit called Fertile Action and writing about visual arts (and more) for the Boulder Weekly. Why blog? I think too much, hence I decided I need a space to get it all out; and there is no better space than a virtual one.
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