Nov 30, 2016
Privacy is for Everyone, Not Just the Rich
“We need to try and secure our personal information now.”
Kashana Cauley is a native Wisconsinite who lives in Brooklyn. The Atlantic, Esquire, McSweeney’s Internet Tendency & Tin House have published her essays, fiction and humor. She won the 2012 Esquire/Aspen Writers’ Foundation Short Short Fiction Contest. She recently completed a novel.
“We need to try and secure our personal information now.”
“I was going to blend in, and maybe live there forever.”
“Why do the stores still have that insulting name?”
“Feminist discourse became the visible strain of cultural feminism.”
“Madisonians have an almost mythical belief in their accentlessness.”
“Our black criminals were more sinister versions of myself. I pulled myself over. Shot at myself. I booked myself in to protect Milwaukee from me.”
