My Heart Monitor Yells at Me Whenever I Try to Run Now
Hannah Siden explores the realities of chronic illness through verse
Therein, A Life in Pieces
JP Seabright’s autofiction lays bare the realities of living with a chronic illness and its impact on the quotidian
Forbidden to See Us Scream in Tehran: A Poignant Reflection on Women’s Voices in Iran
New in our b-roll column, Bangalore-based writer Neetha Kurup reviews Iranian director Farbod Ardebili’s new short film, which comments on the heavy metal scene, feminism, voicelessness, and disability within Tehran
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To turn back time, to yearn for different circumstances, to fragment a family…how do people change, and can life ever return to the way it was? Garreth Chan takes us on a journey where the body becomes a prison
Frida Kahlo, Making Herself an Exhibit
Samantha Neugebauer reflects on her experience of the current London exhibition titled "Frida Kahlo: Making Her Self Up."
Disabilities and The Unconscious Stigmatization in Our Pop Culture
Coupled with a photographic series incorporating henna and different native languages, Maitha AlSuwaidi explores how disabilities and the language surrounding them are stigmatized in mainstream discourse.