The I was made to believe / We who write also dance / Yet no dancer writes (the way we write) / No writer ever dances (the way they dance) – Trinh T. Minh-ha (1989)
The I was made to believe / We who write also dance / Yet no dancer writes (the way we write) / No writer ever dances (the way they dance) – Trinh T. Minh-ha (1989)
OOMK
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Queer Assemblage - Jabir K. Puar
inter:archive Zurich 2020
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Cyberfeminism Index
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Practice Intersectionality
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XENOFEMINISM | Laboria Cuboniks
There is no such thing as single-issue struggle because we do not live single-issues lives." – Audre Lorde on intersectionality (1984)
There is no such thing as single-issue struggle because we do not live single-issues lives." – Audre Lorde on intersectionality (1984)
"The mestizo and the queer exist at this time and point on the evolutionary continuum for a purpose. We are a blending that proves that all blood is intricately woven together, and that we are spawned out of similar souls." – Gloria Anzaldúa (1987)
"The mestizo and the queer exist at this time and point on the evolutionary continuum for a purpose. We are a blending that proves that all blood is intricately woven together, and that we are spawned out of similar souls." – Gloria Anzaldúa (1987)
