Archiving queer histories
Lucas LaRochelle digitalises queer occupancy of space
Culture
Ready for Aquarius season?
What’s in the anti-oppressive stars for you Jan 10 – Feb 18, 2018?
Stitching for change
A little history of radical knitting
Threaded on a London Keffiyeh
England Times Palestine documents British-Palestinian’s stories
Making family after separation
Birth of a Family tells the story of a post-Sixties Scoop family reunion
Black women write history (again)
For Colored Girls enacts black feminine sisterhood
On faggotry
Travis Alabanza turns their diary into an artistic and political manifesto
Poetry as a tool for healing and joy
Brandon Wint on poetry as an honest mode of communication
Resistance through gathering
The Wood Land School explores memory, space, and treaty-making
Bridging Arab identities
Mahbas proposes Lebanese-Syrian reconciliations through humor
Bringing diasporas together through cinema
Reporting from the 7th annual South Asian Film Festival
Shedding light on the horrors of racism
Thoughts on the DPS screening of Jordan Peele’s Get Out
Afrotronix broadcasts Afrofuturism
The band fuses electronic music to Tuareg blues and African rythms
Making music with scary dreams
Bianca Muñiz talks music, family, and her experiences with cancer
Soft sounds from another planet
Japanese Breakfast performs their fourth show at Bar le Ritz