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Intersect Antigua
Intersect Antigua
Volume I: Colourism
Volume I: Growing Up Queer
Volume I: Radical Love In the Time of Corona
Volume I: Carnival Bodies
Volume I: Mental Health
Volume I: This is Not Love
Volume I: More Stories
Vol II: Resilience in the Face of Natural Disasters
Vol II: Black in Environment
Vol II: Queer in Nature
Vol II: Creating with the Earth
Vol II: Owning Your Own
Liberation Poetics
Creative Writing for Palestine
Reviews
Teach-In Series
Healing Justice
Artist-In-Residence
About
Meet the Team
Gallery
Press
Join Us
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Volume I: Colourism
Volume I: Growing Up Queer
Volume I: Radical Love In the Time of Corona
Volume I: Carnival Bodies
Volume I: Mental Health
Volume I: This is Not Love
Volume I: More Stories
Vol II: Resilience in the Face of Natural Disasters
Vol II: Black in Environment
Vol II: Queer in Nature
Vol II: Creating with the Earth
Vol II: Owning Your Own
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Babel and Babylon: Confronting Systems of Silence and Violence represented in novels by Cherie Jones and Kei Miller
Artist-In-Residence Jacinth Browne-Howard 9/10/24 Artist-In-Residence Jacinth Browne-Howard 9/10/24

Babel and Babylon: Confronting Systems of Silence and Violence represented in novels by Cherie Jones and Kei Miller

“There are so many more credits to attribute to the authors of these texts whose use of narratology, both in fiction and nonfiction, activates knowledge and clarifies absences about women which remained hidden historically.”

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