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Culture
Archiving queer histories
Lucas LaRochelle digitalises queer occupancy of space
Written by: Panayot Gaidov
January 29, 2018
Ready for Aquarius season?
What's in the anti-oppressive stars for you Jan 10 - Feb 18, 2018?
Written by: lambda.velorum
January 22, 2018
Stitching for change
A little history of radical knitting
Written by: Claire Grenier
January 15, 2018
Threaded on a London Keffiyeh
England Times Palestine documents British-Palestinian’s stories
Written by: Krysten Krulik
January 15, 2018
Making family after separation
Birth of a Family tells the story of a post-Sixties Scoop family reunion
Written by: Arvaa Balsara
November 27, 2017
Black women write history (again)
For Colored Girls enacts black feminine sisterhood
Written by: Gloria François
November 27, 2017
On faggotry
Travis Alabanza turns their diary into an artistic and political manifesto
Written by: Arno Pedram
November 20, 2017
Poetry as a tool for healing and joy
Brandon Wint on poetry as an honest mode of communication
Written by: Zahra Habib
November 20, 2017
Resistance through gathering
The Wood Land School explores memory, space, and treaty-making
Written by: Eléa Regembal
November 13, 2017
Bridging Arab identities
Mahbas proposes Lebanese-Syrian reconciliations through humor
Written by: Krysten Krulik
November 13, 2017
Bringing diasporas together through cinema
Reporting from the 7th annual South Asian Film Festival
Written by: Arvaa Balsara
November 6, 2017
Shedding light on the horrors of racism
Thoughts on the DPS screening of Jordan Peele's Get Out
Written by: Ginika Ume-Onyido
November 6, 2017
Afrotronix broadcasts Afrofuturism
The band fuses electronic music to Tuareg blues and African rythms
Written by: Gloria François
October 30, 2017
Making music with scary dreams
Bianca Muñiz talks music, family, and her experiences with cancer
Written by: Inori Roy
October 27, 2017
