THIS IS NOT LOVE
Becoming Rage
Tantie Mary say that since me feel me a big woman now, to gwan and don’t comeback. The words still ring in my head three weeks later. My last image of Hibiscus Road featured the woman who raised me.
THIS IS NOT LOVE
Her Fate Decided
It was three months after moving into their new home that Toni-Ann was recognising a new pattern with George. He seemed secretive, withdrawn at times and agitated with her most days.
THIS IS NOT LOVE
In The Bowels of Her Memory
Maybe this is the time to come clean. This is the salvation, the sign she had been beseeching the universe for the last four years. Or maybe this is a trap. To admit the abuse, would be to admit her weakness.
This Is Not Love
Gender-based violence (GBV) is a scourge with colonial roots that disproportionately affects women throughout the Caribbean region. Efforts to eradicate GBV must center trans women and other Queeribbean people. These stories swell with the rage of women across the Caribbean in response to GBV.
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“She stands before the door. Feeling the tremor. Goes forward to the lock with fingertips trembling. Searching. Naked. Vulnerable in this corridor of wall, greyed like the lips of a waterfall.”