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: A fellowship that highlights her role as a media professional engaging with international and social issues.

: She recently published a new essay zine titled Free the People Free the Sea , which investigates the intersection of neocolonial border violence and the natural world. Identity and Influences sarah oneal

: Her writing has appeared in major outlets such as The Nation , Teen Vogue , The Puritan , and The Oaklandside . : A fellowship that highlights her role as

: This debut poetry collection, published in May 2021 by Irrelevant Press , serves as a "chapbook" that blends writing, photography, and physical objects like riso-printed postcards and stickers. : This debut poetry collection, published in May

O'Neal describes herself as a queer, Muslim, Black, and North African artist. Her background in a large North American Muslim community significantly informs her perspective on surveillance and community protection, themes she has detailed in her personal essays. Beyond her literary pursuits, she is an organizer, swimmer, and beekeeper. Key Recognition

: Featured as a contributor whose work is deeply sentimental and focused on mourning rituals.