Growing Up Queer
Un/furled
I was not freer there. I could not be freer there? I did not allow myself to reach for that freeness there. In what seemed like insanity to family and Caribbean friends who insisted things were better in Concrete Toronto, I wanted to go home.
Growing Up Queer
Praying for her Nádleehi
She knew that this was her child, even though the person in her vision was not a baby, not even a small child, she knew that this was her baby and yes her child was beautiful.
GROWING UP QUEER
Being Straight
being straight was like living in a closet
I didn’t know was a closet
Growing Up Queer
'Queer' is a term of self-expression that destabilizes sexual identity categories and has been adopted by many LGBTQIA people, including those who identify as non-binary. 'Queer' is also a powerful political term grounded in protest, abolition, and liberation.
Filter
- Andaiye
- Antigua and Barbuda
- AntiguaandBarbuda
- Articles
- Artist-in-Residence
- Ayiti
- Barbados
- Barbuda
- BlackFeminisms
- Body Positivity
- Brittney Cooper
- Caribbean Feminisms
- Caribbean Movements
- Carnival
- Carnivalbodies
- Cherie Jones
- Cli-fi
- Climate Justice
- Colourism
- Decolonization
- Dominica
- Editors-pick
- EndGBV
- Environmental Justice
- Garifuna
- Grenada
- Grenada Revolution
- Guadeloupe
- Guyana
- Haiti
- Healing Justice
- How the One-Armed Sister Sweeps her House
- Indigenous
- Indigenous Feminism
- Indo-Caribbean Feminisms
- Jamaica
- Jamaica Kincaid
- Japan
- June Jordan
- Kalinago
- Kei Miller
- Kweyol
- La Soufriere
- Land Theft
- Liberation Poetics
- Mashramani
- Myriam Chancy
- Oil Wars
- Palestine
- Post-Indenture Feminism
JOIN OUR COMMUNITY
Reach out to us at contact@intersectantigua.com for more information about our Caribbean Feminist Stories project, Responsive Writing Series, Teach-In Series, and/or Artist-In-Residence Programme.


Woman,
You spend years wrapping me up
in your selves
Wind me tight
Blueing breasts and juiced out abdomen..