In the first episode of the Clerestory Podcast, Kimi Bryson reads her essay "Wrong Is Not My Name," a reflection on identity, deconstruction, the nature of hope, and not abandoning oneself.
Kimi Bryson is a writer, Black feminist, PhD student, and gluten free baker. Her writing and research explores sexuality, gender, faith, and race. She was raised in an evangelical Christian church, but her faith now reflects the spiritual insight of womanist theologians, Black feminist thinkers, and women writers. Follow her at @kiminoelle on Instagram.
To read Kimi's full essay, "Wrong Is Not My Name," visit clerestorymag.com
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