Spring 2016

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Sci-Fi Writing As a Radical Act: Nalo Hopkinson by Niranjana Iyer; Rape and Justice; How Prisons Fail Women by Kim Pate

Fly in Power

FILM REVIEW BY CID V BRUNET / Fly In Power focuses on the core organizers of Red Canary Song (RCS), an abolitionist social justice collective in the neighbourhood of Flushing … Read More

Weaponizing Food in Gaza

COLUMN BY KATHRYN 君妍 LENNON and KYLA PASCAL / Since Oct. 7, more than 30,000 Palestinians have been killed and some two million have been displaced, representing 85 percent of … Read More

Portraits of Desire

ART REVIEW BY E.R. ZAREVICH / As if walking into a whimsical photo album of feminist outrage and queer coming-of-age memories, Rosalie Favell’s Portraits of Desire is full of kitsch … Read More

Not In Our Name

COLUMN BY ANNA LIPPMAN / As far back as I can remember, I’ve always known I was Jewish. Being Jewish often meant being different—telling my neighbours I keep kosher or … Read More

The Pace and Rhythm of Time, Floating

ART REVIEW BY NAWANG TSOMO KINKAR / Upon entering Montreal-based artist Marigold Santos’s exhibition, The Pace and Rhythm of Time, Floating / Ang Tulin At Kumpas Ng Oras, Lumulutang, an … Read More

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