The prompt / research question was to respond to Ruha Benjamin's article, 'Racial Fictions, Biological Facts: Expanding The Sociological Imagination Through Speculative Methods'. Catalyst: Feminism, Theory, Technoscience, 2(2),1-52. The field is sociology, sociological fiction, poetry, and visual art. I used a poetic inquiry method to respond to and counter Benjamin where required and also push the initial idea forward and into something entirely new. The created work is essentially a spoken word / poetic piece but with references embedded throughout. It is academic and scholarly and has become a major part of how I create ideas and generate work and also deliver courses in higher education. The work was submitted as part of a call for submissions for Edition #8 and reviewed and accepted by So Fi Zine’s founder / editor Ashleigh Watson (UNSW) on 17th November 2020. So Fi Zine is an indie publication for sociological fiction, poetry, and visual art with nine editions published so far.