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The Layers of a Pornographic Diary by Ezra Benisty

*Author’s Note: This essay is a reflection on my work, on its many layers of intimacy,…
Feature: Choreographer & Producer Jes DeVille

Jes DeVille is a choreographer and creative producer working across mediums to perform, commission, and present…
Shame: A Black Perspective by Mabell Holand

I am writing this on the international coming out day, and as I look back, perfectly…
Finding LiftyBoi by Minky Kim

Being assigned a gender at birth forces upon you a lifetime of stigmas, pressures, expectations, and…
resilience by syd yang

there is a strength we rarely talk about,the kind that rouses a body out of bed…
Feature: Trans Latinx Small Business Owner Char Rendon

Char Rendon (they/them) is a Colombianx Trans* non-binary pansexual from Queens, NY. A proud Hermanx of…
I Didn’t Choose This House by Yuuki Saitoh

My emotions are a glass houseOne that glitters in the sunReflecting off the panes with which…
Feature: Healing Justice Practitioner & Choreographer Taja Will

Taja Will (pronouns Taja/they) is a queer, soft femme, cinnamon skinned, Latinx (Chilean) adoptee, homebased on…
Feature: Artist & Translator Ezra Benisty

Ezra Benisty is based in Lausanne (Switzerland), where they navigate between academia and their artistic work,…
Feature: Writer & Poet D.L. Cordero

D.L. Cordero is a published sci-fi fantasy author, occasional poet, and horror dabbler working out of…