Artist LEADR Lets Asian American, Queer Communities Know They Are Not Alone
LEADR employs dramatic visuals, powerful poetry, and soul-piercing vocals to captivate and inspire, sparking the fire in each of us.
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Genderless Fashion: A Celebration of Trans and Gender Diverse Visibility
‘Genderless Fashion’ features trans activist Max Appenroth discussing gender norms and the importance of queer representation.
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‘Organic Synergy’ Explores Wearable Fruit Art
Inspired by sustainability practices and the evolving nature of fashion, ‘Organic Synergy’ translates the notion of consumption and waste into a project of wearable fruit art. Shot in Isla Verde, Puerto Rico, this editorial puts fruit carving practices into play, with photographer and designer Sahar Nicolette looking to create a fruit sculpture that could be […]
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Gabriela Herstik is the Powerful Pro-Kink Witch Who Has Us Spellbound
LA-based witch, author and magical human Gabriela Herstik is a positive bundle of inspiration for many. Sharing weekly affirmations, ritual guides and mantras that soothe the soul and enlighten the spirit, the self-loving goddess has us transfixed. Gabriela is also an open advocate for sexuality, sacred eroticism and sex magick, and often discusses how to […]
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Why ‘Womxn’ is a Harmful Term to Trans and Non-Binary Femmes
Trans model, writer and digital artist Alexandra Chandra (she/they) brings a daily dose of much-needed realness to the world of social media. She is an active voice of reason who shares vital pieces of information for the transgender and queer communities while educating readers about the true meaning of “womanhood”. For Trans Day of Visibility […]
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How the Global Pandemic has Revealed Institutional Ableism on a Grand Scale
For nearly a year now, reports covering the COVID-19 pandemic have focused on the potential risks to those classed as ‘vulnerable’. While the public was reassured that ‘only’ those with underlying conditions were at risk, this ableist approach left many concerned that the government’s framework for tackling the coronavirus was inadequate and subjected those who […]
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Why Mental Health Should Be Taught In Schools
Acknowledging and addressing mental health issues in school is vital, as 1 in 5 children or youth have been diagnosed as having an emotional, behavioural or mental health disorder, according to the National Alliance on Mental Illness. Writer Darren Bridges explores exactly why mental health resources should be available in all schools across the United […]
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‘Dream World’ Explores Alternate Imagined Universes
Dream World is a photo collection of alternate imagined universes. It aims to paint a picture of a reality that is alternatively felt with brighter and more vivid expressions. Dream World comes from a place of ordinary monotony and creates an expansive atmosphere for different possible realities and narratives. It is a collection for curiosity […]
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GAFF E “Time and Space” Explores Hard Femme Mischief
Hi-Energy Punk Disco Queen Gaff E transcends genres flying her own divine style. Her radical performances are a wild, carnal, hallucinogenic, activating trip! Gaff E is unapologetic in her bodily animal energy, as infamous as she is dedicated to colour and female vibrance. A shameless wild woman and chameleon of style liberating bodies everywhere. During […]
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‘Pepito Has A Doll’ is the Children’s Book Every LatinX Kid Needs To Read
Pepito Has A Doll/ Pepito Tiene Una Muñeca is a bilingual story written by Chicago based author Jesús Canchola Sánchez. The children’s story follows Pepito, a boy whose best friend is a doll named Lola, but he can’t freely play with the doll outside of his home because of fear of ridicule from his classmates. The […]
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