This fiction, written for The Light Ahead Podcast, shares the tale of a grandmother telling her grandson a bedtime story about the time of the pandemic and all the changes it brought about in the world.

First published in Composition Studies, this piece journeys—through a humorous,
absurdist approach—Black women's experiences in the discipline of RhetComp.

Co-authored with Doron Dorfman, this law review article argues in favor of equity for disabled athletes in competitive sport.

This creative non-fiction piece leads the anthology "That Takes Ovaries! Bold Females and Their Brazen Acts" and takes a comedic approach to the story of a break-in during Kathleen's college years.

This non-fiction account of disability stresses the impact of bias within the medical system on morbidity and health outcomes.

This law review article argues that the reach of United States employment discrimination law must extend to workers in the entertainment industry.