EQUALIZER MAGAZINE SECONDLIFE MARCH Edition

EDITOR LETTER
Oh my goodness! Over 10 000 views. thank you so much for all of your
comments and amazing messages full of kind words and encouragement.
I have always endeavoured to communicate messages of empowerment,
inclusivity, diversity and tolerance through my work by sharing my truth and
by giving a platform to those who can’t do that on their own. My work has
always been for the fighters, for activists and for those who face adversity
and want to evoke change.
Believing in yourself is often the biggest obstacle of all, everything is
possible when it comes from the heart and from a place of truth, by living a
lie you spend your life living in nothing but an illusion, Be you, be true and
never, ever let anyone tell you that you can’t.
During my years in Second Life as a model, blogger and working in the
fashion industry, I have heard numerous stories and have personally
witnessed designers, models, artists and residents not being seen, heard,
or even represented, It is not surprising that some designers and content
creators end up having no in-world store and are left with “marketplace
only“ because they can’t afford to pay their rent anymore, I can assure you
it’s not because they lack talent, but because they get forgotten or ignored.
EQUALIZER Magazine exists to place out a stepping stone for hope and
change, nothing will prevent us from getting our message out across the
grid and beyond. We are veteran's and masters, the old and the new, we
are where vintage culture and innovation meet and exist in symbiosis.
I want to thank my team who are like a second family to me and all of the
designers, artists, and sponsors for your trust in working and collaborating
with us, we have met, talked and interacted with every single one of you,
listening to your stories and admiring your work and creativity, we
endeavour to translate and present your vision to all, to the best of our
abilities.
TYMON
Best regards,
ALRXANDER
“If you want a better world, make one”
PICTURE BY MAGISSA DENVER