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“Given that so much of what we’re in as a collective right now does feel so new, so unprecedented—climate catastrophe, late-stage capitalism, attention harvesting—I think we are all feeling a bit like lost children without elders or teachers to guide us.” As the Once upon a time there was a girl who really loved smashing the patriarchy shirt in other words I will buy this Black Lives Matter movement gained more traction last June, Khalila Douze began offering free tarot readings to Black people; they were financially covered through donations from white people. Not only did this serve as a form of reparations, but it provided Douze with a way to show up for her own community. “The thing that I recognized about myself is if I’m calling myself a healer then why don’t I offer this to people who are on the front lines? Healing is such a part of revolution,” she explains. “If I look in the mirror and I say, ‘I feel the most true to myself as a healer,’ then that’s the thing that I’m going to contribute to the people that need it most in this moment.”

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A self-described “tarot geek,” Douze answered the Once upon a time there was a girl who really loved smashing the patriarchy shirt in other words I will buy this call to do this work around the time when Donald Trump was sworn into office. Feeling stuck in her career path and wanting to feel more engaged with the world in a purposeful way, she and her roommates started casually practicing readings on one another. As she noticed patterns beginning to take shape, Douze felt like she was building trust with something larger than herself—once she stopped blocking her intuition, the answers that she was looking for came out through the cards. Douze’s personal approach to tarot is rooted in storytelling and narrative. “I kind of see each card in a spread like a chapter of a book in someone’s life,” she says. “It’s about connecting dots and giving it structure in that sense that you would as a writer.”

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.