Urban NDNs in the DTES
a poetic geography of survival that holds settler colonialism—not the streets or the people there—responsible for acts of violence
Poetry
THE COLOR OF JOY IS PINK
Diana Ross tweeted "THE COLOR OF JOY IS PINK" and Charles Theonia wanted to know what else was.
The Discomforts of Movement: a Visual Essay
thoughts on discomforting elements of movement projected onto the visual placeholder of fish
Two Poems by Faith Arkorful
"It’s hard to be swinging inside this prolonged episode of survival."
Don’t Talk to Me #49
on a good day, we’d shop in the discount bins at Giant Tiger, store glowing ugly yellow, buy those knock off white Converse, hundreds of bins overflowing with junk, thousands of plastic objects ready made to reach the sea, one day or...
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."
LIVE THRU THIS
'go on take everything': new poetry from Andrea Abi-Karam on climate change, queer collectivities and Courtney Love