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Yesterday, a friend from childhood reached out to me, asking if I would speak at a Solidarity Rally for Black Lives that she helped organize. I am a multiracial queer black woman who fights against injustice whenever I am given the chance, however, my first reaction was to say no.

I discovered my love for film production in my sophomore year of high school. Two years later, as I was beginning to think about college, I discovered a scholarship opportunity through a film festival called “Girls Impact the World”.

(Photo credit: The Old Globe, 2007) Shakespeare’s play with perhaps the most modern relevance is probably not one you read in high school. Measure for Measure is a play about sex, consent, and hypocrisy.

My life and my choices are defined by being a mom, and so when my teenage daughter told me that she had been the victim of a horrifying sexual assault, my world changed forever. As I entered a labyrinth of PTSD with her, we realized, together, that the only way forward for us both was to find an outlet for our pain.

Submissions for the first edition of Survivors to Superheroes’ literary journal opened January 23rd! In honor of this exciting new development, we interviewed Georgina Liucci, the director of our literary journal.