An Anti-Colonial Feminist Magazine

All works by Clémence x. Clémentine

Clémence x. Clémentine

Clémence x. Clémentine is a descendant of communard Louise Michel. The infinite venom association resides everywhere and perhaps has already bitten you.

Suturing the Split: Coda on the Couple-Form

Issue 7: Love

A rejoinder to the 2012 essay, “Against the Couple-Form,” Suturing the Split takes a psychoanalytic turn and reevaluates intimacy, emotion, and political action.

Clémence x. Clémentine / November 25, 2016

A Cure for Colonialism

Keep Saying Her Name

Critical Rage

You’re Not So Different: Laws Targeting Sex Workers Harm Us All

I Saw Some Art

Post-Representations

We Are Our Mother’s Children

The Cultural Politics of Softness

Being Disabled Is My Future

My Experience with Fatphobia Growing Up As a Caribbean Youth

We Can’t Stop Here: Lessons from an American Road Trip

Sk8 or Die!!: careful recklessness as resistance

All works by Clémence x. Clémentine

Clémence x. Clémentine

Suturing the Split: Coda on the Couple-Form