Not Your Encyclopedia
“I am Black, gay, woman.” Iman M’Fah-Traoré discusses how she navigates converging identities.
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Testimony of a Black Woman in Montreal’s Creative Scene
I have wanted to tell my story for years. Through my healing process, it has been challenging to gather the courage to write this.
Discover Extranostro, the First Afro-Queer Francophone Web Series
Meet Kis Keya, a multidisciplinary artist, sculptor, writer, director, and Belgian activist of Haitian and Congolese descent that directed Extranostro.
I can’t breathe: Words Spoken Too Often from Slavery to #BLM
Iman M’Fah-Traoré reflects on some of the history and present of Black Lives Matter from her current homebase, New York City.
Last Black Man in San Francisco
Dedicated to the memory of all those killed for being black.
A Look at the Black Lives Matter Montreal March June 7th
Thousands showed up for the second Sunday of protests to end systemic racism and police brutality in downtown Montreal today, joined by many more in…
Montreal’s Climate Strike Sets World Records, But What Comes Next?
Over 600,000 people peaceful gathered at the base of Mont Royal park on Friday, September 27th, to join millions of other people, in 170 other…
The Philosophy of Low-Tech: A Conversation with Kris De Decker
Aaron Vansintjan interviews Kris De Decker about his philosophy of low tech, his solar powered website and the importance of looking into history when it…
The New Ecological Situationists: On the Revolutionary Aesthetics of Climate Justice and Degrowth
Aaron Vansintjan—co-editor of Uneven Earth and editor of the book “In defense of degrowth”—offers an in depth look at the revolutionary aesthetics of climate justice…
Mathieu Gallant: Nourishing The Spirit
The famous quote ‘man shall not live by bread alone’, has become a main staple in our understanding and awareness that we are what we…