This article gathers the publicly documented names of people who died in ICE custody from 2024–2026, along with deaths linked to federal immigration enforcement actions. It is not analysis or opinion—only a record, so their names are not lost.
She walks without a name.
These scrolls, these pages, this staircase—
they do not carry her footprints.
History forgot the stories, the voices.
But she was never just one thing.
We’ve been taught to praise women for how they look. But what about what they built? What they birthed? What they broke through to survive? This piece honors the inventors—women whose brilliance reshaped the world, even when history tried to forget them.
A love letter to the summers that shaped us.
This one smells like curry, bleach, and chutney music. And it sounds like my father laughing from the belly. This one remembers the way it used to be.
By – nalini
“This is not just chai. It’s a pause. A permission. A reminder that rest doesn’t need to be earned—it needs to be honored.”
Guyanese food isn’t just something you eat—it’s something you live.
It’s the land, the ancestors, the heat, and the laughter at the street corner.
This piece is a love letter to the flavors that shaped a nation, born from struggle, migration, and unshakable joy.
Come take a bite of the story.
A shared meal, a shared memory—this is how we remember.