BLACK AS U R: Shedding light on the intersection of Blackness and queerness

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By: C Icart, Staff Writer Content warning: descriptions of anti-Black violence, homophobia, transphobia, and trans misogyny From August 11–21, Out On Screen hosted the Vancouver Queer...
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Monday Music: Chill-hop that won’t put you to sleep

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By: Gem Yelin Lee, Copy Editor This playlist is for those mornings you wake up extra groggy and the evenings after a treacherous work day....
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Re:Orientations is the diverse queer Asian documentary we needed

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By: Meera Eragoda, Features Editor On July 20, Love Intersections, a queer arts collective, hosted Yellow Peril: Reimagining Queer Asian Futures with sponsorship from Vancouver Pride...
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Food for Thought: Making Gnocchi

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By: Isabella Urbani, Staff Writer I’m half Italian, but it’s hard to feel like anything but Italian with the way I was raised — with gnocchi...
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Four Asian bakeries for when you want to treat yourself

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By: Sara Wong, Peak Associate Dessert has always played a meaningful role in my life. Of course, there are special occasions like birthdays and holidays, but...
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Five local BIPOC and/or queer-owned businesses

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By: Jos Stevens, Peak Associate With farmer’s markets and festivals popping up all over the city this summer, there is no better time to explore small...
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Need to Know, Need to Go: August

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By: Yelin Gemma Lee, Arts & Culture Editor Are you also feeling like July is always the month of events and the August calendar looks a...
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Bukola Balogun’s storytelling transcends traditional music genres

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By: Isabella Urbani, Staff Writer It’s been one year since the release of local talent Bukola Balogun’s debut EP, The Chronicles of a Teenage Mind. The...
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Monday Music: Chinese Classics

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By: Cristina Liao, Peak Associate and Nancy La, Copy Editor Many Chinese songs have a place in our hearts as a symbol of home and culture....
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What the Buddha Never Taught showcases outdated narratives

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By: Yasmin Vejs Simsek, Staff Writer What the Buddha Never Taught is advertised as a “rock opera” and is based on the book with the same...
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