Spring 2002

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The Charter of Rights at 20; Why We Must End Colonialism; Restorative Justice; Women in Ancient History

Burning Sugar Tastes Sweet

BY EVELYN C. WHITE As a former resident of Salt Spring Island, I was immediately drawn to a poem of the same title in Cicely Belle Blain’s engaging debut collection … Read More

Take a Time Love Journey

“Take it easy, take it slow/ We’ve got so far to go.” Nigerian-Canadian musician Sadé Awele begins her EP Time Love Journey with this mantra. It’s a fitting opening to … Read More

Grip Mikella Nicol’s novel, Aphelia, in your fists and twist hard.

Then, expect lots of sweat, some drops of blood and swelling in the aftermath. Lesley Trites wrings out an English translation of Mikella’s novel in spare, direct prose that leaves … Read More

British Rap Artist M.I.A. Riffs on her Tamil Roots

Mathangi “Maya” Arulpragasam, also known as M.I.A., is a British rap artist who creates sounds that cross hip hop with dance hall, jungle and world music. The daughter of a … Read More

“every word she speak be a teeth-sucking act of resistance.”

Shortly after I received How She Read by Vancouver artist-educator Chantal Gibson,I discovered In The Wake: On Blackness and Being byYork University professor Christina Sharpe. In addition to their searing … Read More

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