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Remembered by Dust Chapter 6: Broken Levees
“Broken Levees” threads together Sumerian floods, New Orleans trauma, and the quiet disasters we inherit. Dust witnesses who gets the boat and who gets the blame, how levees crumble long before they break, and why resilience is never as simple as staying afloat.
Meridith Byrne
Nov 142 min read


Debunking the Myths: How to Be Poor and Still a Baddie (part 2)
We’ve been fed lies about poverty—lazy, immoral, undeserving. These myths punch down and they prop up a system that flatters the middle class while keeping everyone divided. The truth? Most poor people work hard. And no amount of budgeting fixes a rigged game. If you're slipping or waking up to the scaffolding, you're not alone. Let’s unlearn the lies together.
Meridith Byrne
Nov 103 min read


It's Time to Say: Enough
“World Mostly Okay” doesn’t make headlines, but it’s the truth. Scarcity is a script designed to keep us scrambling. Let’s flip it. Let’s live like there’s enough, act like there’s enough, and preach the Word of Enough until fearmongers lose their grip.
Meridith Byrne
Sep 85 min read


Criminalization of Poverty Marks a Point of No Return for America
Policies that target homelessness, addiction, and mental illness are being used to criminalize poverty and expand authoritarian control. This post unpacks how civil commitment orders, media manipulation, and coded language are leading us down a dangerous path—with echoes of the past we can't afford to ignore.
Meridith Byrne
Jul 272 min read
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