Safe Enough: On Love, Fear & Queer Dance Parties
"I often want to hide the concision of my personal queer history, the newness of my roots."
Lives
When Ceremony is Not Enough
On the promise of healing through culture
Laughing in the Dark: Watching Melanated Films with White People
Films for and about Black people and people of colour are worthy of celebration. The experience of watching these films as a person of colour, however, depends on who else is in the theatre.
Growing is Resistance
While caring for her garden, Nickita Longman reflects on her relationship to food and food security as an Indigenous woman.
A Real Estate Ghost Story
Hauntings and survival in low-vacancy metropoles
Becoming a Butt Slut: Anal Sex as a Practice of Sexual Mindfulness
The road to becoming a self-identified butt slut is paved with mindfulness and good communication
The Last Essay I’ll Ever Write About #CanLit And Sexual Abuse
Kai Cheng Thom confronts a famous queer writer who sexually harassed her