what do you tell them?
You Couldn’t
Is Instapoetry Really So Bad?
At its core, instapoetry – which appears to simply be a catch-all term for any poetry that finds a home online – is nothing new. The broad criticism it has faced, like many literary genres before it, is not novel either.
The Secret History of Eurocentrism in Aesthetics
Every individual has their own aesthetic, and this dictates the aura or environment that they try to cultivate around themselves.et, there seems to be a ‘mini-aesthetics’ movement developing and taking social media by storm.
To Whom it May Concern
A photo series by Nur Aishah Kenton
Her Name Is Chanel Miller
Everyone knows the name of Chanel Miller’s rapist; we know he could swim well, he liked steak, and that he went to Stanford. Yet, for a long time, we didn’t know Chanel’s name or all that she is: a writer, an artist, a poet, and a sister.
‘Untitled’ by Chole Tredrea
Written by Chloe Tredrea in June 2020
Ode to Lost Love
No time to be stuck in the past, dreaming of what on I coveted. These rose-tinted glasses are growing dull.
It Doesn’t Always Rain at Funerals
When someone dies, we do not always have to experience grief as sadness. We can appreciate and enjoy life through mourning the end of one.
Beyond the Law: How Memoir Empowers Survivors
Memoir can do what the legal system can’t: it voices a survivor’s truth, untainted by doubt and toxic myths, to an audience who listens.
#MeToo, #KuToo, and #MiTu: What Does the Movement Mean in My Country?
The rampant abuse of power by men in executive positions that #MeToo revealed, opened a new conversation about the intersection of gender and power.