Queer in Nature
CFS Volume II
Did you know? The Sea and Sand are lovers.With every ebb and flow, they shape and are shaped. With each rush and churn, they guide and are guided. Time and time again, they converge and reconverge.
Queer in Nature
Who am I?
For as long as I can remember, I have always asked myself who I am, but it has always taken time to think of an answer that would define me.
Queer in Nature
Letters from an Island
Krik, krak an island space temporal and eternal through natives’ speech…
Queer in Nature
Partcipating fully while residing in islands where queerphobia is rampant is fraught with complications and prevents Queer folx from fully being themselves. Conversely, nature provides an avenue for nature-based spirituality and many Queer folx have discovered or re-discovered their love for their environment. We would love to hear how you navigate and explore the environment.
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after by Kamau Brathwaite
So what if we queers die?