Indigenous Caribbean Feminisms Against Imperialism
Testimonies fom the Wapichan Wiizi Women’s Movement in Guyana.
Eyes on Al-Shifa
The voice in the video said he’d seen/too much: bombs in emergency care/soldiers who would shoot him/in front of his patients.
Bound in Rage and Terror
we in the Caribbean know these words/occupation, colonialism, genocide/we know these atrocities, bound in rage & terror.
Responding from the Hills
Caribbean Cinema Made by Women Against Imperial Forgetting.
Saint Solitude (La Marronne)
The year is 1802. The Battle of Matouba. Matouba, known for its miraculous springs, surges into a place of resistance.
Beverley Manley and Jamaica
When last you shot white rum
As the Party motion inches along, keeping pace
with comrade sisters?
Fighting Ooman
Gyal learn how fi bite di bullet man wrought./Passive an’ active resistance, mi neva figet history lessons from di girls’ school.
Blooming, Epistolary Poetics Against U.S. Empire
The Friendship of Nancy Morejón and June Jordan.
Mouth of Machetes
& only a machete wielded as wand will do.
Writing a Revolution
Reflections on Storying Social Change.
A Hurricane Hits like a Bomb
So much had changed since Daniel blew up her family’s life, but the water was still the same, still coming and going.
Sangoma
In this piece, I reclaim this fruit as a symbol of fertility and life-giving force.
Mové San
I had been raised on stories of the Haitian Revolution and fortified by the mysticism and foods of my ancestors.
Labba & Creek Water
Lessons on Revolutionary Solidarity from Guyana to the World.
Coming Soon: Liberation Poetics
We are pleased to announce the launch of Liberation Poetics: Caribbean Feminisms Against Imperialism on October 1, 2026!
Call for Submissions
This is a crucial period in which Caribbean feminist adherents, emboldened by and spirited with a decolonizing, Queeribbean sensibility, must rise to meet this moment.

