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ππππ” Grace Notes | Grace C. Walker W hen I open with the word ππππππππ , I know exactly what I am inviting. Reaction. And I use it deliberately. The word carries a long philosophical shadow. It inevitably summons the figure of Marquis de Sade, one of the most controversial names in European intellectual history. From his name came the concept of sadism — power expressed not merely through control, but through the spectacle of suffering. That is the frame I am invoking. Not because I am trying to sound theatrical. Not because I need a dramatic adjective. But because what many of us are watching unfold under Trump increasingly res...
