Author: Angie Ebba

Angie Ebba is a queer disabled femme from Portland, Oregon. As a writer, educator, activist, and performance artist, she believes strongly in the transformative powers of words and performance. Angie is a published essayist and poet, and has taught and performed across the United States. Angie fully believes in the power of words to help us gain a better understanding of ourselves, to build connections and community, and to make personal and social change. You can find out about Angie's upcoming class "Speaking Your Truth" or find her online at her website.

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Caterpillar Soup: How the Pandemic Transforms Us

Angie Ebba November 15, 2021

The Messy Art of Change And Growth When I was twenty years old I walked, terrified, into a tattoo shop in a Navy base town.…

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The Holidays & Your Body Image

Angie Ebba October 28, 2021 No Comments Featured

The holiday season, and holiday food can take a toll on your body image. Here are three things to keep in mind over the holidays.

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Fat Shaming: The COVID-19 LBS

Angie Ebba May 20, 2020 No Comments

COVID-19 pandemic has brought out the best and the worst in people. Find out how our columnist feels about the rampant fat shaming.

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Stress & Taking Care of Yourself During Crisis

Angie Ebba March 18, 2020 No Comments Featured

Self-love is challenging when you are trying to cope with the stress of the coronavirus pandemic. Here are some ways to relieve the strain.

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I Do: Committing to Your Self This Valentine’s Day

Angie Ebba February 13, 2020

This Valentine’s Day, consider committing to the ultimate act of self love, and start treating yourself like you would your lover. Here’s how to get started.