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Lisa Hayes

Lisa Hayes

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Senior Editor, Confluence Daily

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Gaming, LGBT+ Issues, Neurodiversity Gender, Film, Television Politics, Accessibility, Disability Popular Culture, Tech, Autism

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Total articles 85

  • This Is What Terror Sounds Like

    By Lisa Hayes Verified|Confluence DailyVerifiedFirst, there was the click of the cuffs. Not in secret. Not in shadow. They wanted you to hear it. The clink of restraint, the choke of authority tightening around one man’s wrists—so you would know it could be your wrists next. Kilmar Abrego Garcia wasn’t a criminal. He wasn’t a ghost slipping through borders. He had lived in the U.S. since he was a child. He had a job, a family, and a court order to protect him from deportation. But none of that mattered. Because Donald Trump doesn’t need law.

    By Lisa Hayes Verified · Confluence Daily

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • You Were the Temple All Along

    By Lisa Hayes Verified|MediumYou were taught to kneel before a God who didn’t look like you. Who spoke in thunder, punished with fire,and demanded that you stay small in His name. You were taught that the divine was distant. Male. Authoritarian. An overseer. An angry and vengeful father. But before that story —before the dogma,before the edits,before the men in robes rewrote the sacred for their own power —God was a woman. She was the blood in the soil. The breath in the trees. The hands of the midwives.

    By Lisa Hayes Verified · 0

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • This Is What Terror Sounds Like

    By Lisa Hayes Verified|Confluence DailyVerifiedFirst, there was the click of the cuffs. Not in secret. Not in shadow. They wanted you to hear it. The clink of restraint, the choke of authority tightening around one man’s wrists—so you would know it could be your wrists next. Kilmar Abrego Garcia wasn’t a criminal. He wasn’t a ghost slipping through borders. He had lived in the U.S. since he was a child. He had a job, a family, and a court order to protect him from deportation. But none of that mattered. Because Donald Trump doesn’t need law.

    By Lisa Hayes Verified · Confluence Daily

    Apr. 17, 2025

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Confluence Daily

Pune, Maharashtra, India

+91 20 6621 1000