Letters From Community

I looked out through the glass doors of the TTC subway station. Blurry colors of headlights, grey skies, and the sounds of splashing from the slow turn of buses that waited outside for me. Hesitantly, I tucked my phone back
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Over and again, history shows us that our most prolific societal changes occur during periods of hardship. Whether they be natural disasters, famines, or wars, the disorder caused by hardship helps to illuminate the ways in which we are somehow
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I love the verb ‘to queer’ and I want to acknowledge that many still find these words insulting and degrading. I embrace these words that are often used to oppress, insult and degrade, as an act of sovereignty and liberation—not
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