Vivek Shraya on Transforming Transphobia
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MEGAN BUTCHER
ON
September 15, 2019
For 17 years, Vivek Shraya has been blazing a trail through pop culture, breaking boundaries between genres with apparent ease. This includes the release of 15 EPs and full-length albums as a solo artist, in collaboration with other musicians and … Read More
Not Over It, Not Fixed and Living a Life Worth Living: A Disability Justice View of Survivorhood
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Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarasinha
ON
June 21, 2019
Recently I was auditioning a new therapist, who asked me, in all sincerity during the intake, if I thought the therapy I’d gotten in my 20s had “resolved my childhood sexual abuse.” … Read More
Taking on the Woo-Woo
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Joanna Chiu
ON
April 23, 2019
Lindsay Wong was a year ahead of me in secondary school and lived a few blocks down the hill in a sprawling neighbourhood of large but generic homes in Coquitlam, British Columbia, an hour’s drive from Vancouver. I met her … Read More