By: Lucaiah Smith-Miodownik, News Writer A gentle wash of purple and green clung to a white brick wall, as if the colours themselves were intent on listening to the evening’s poems. Behind the microphone sat a few modest armchairs and an accompanying coffee table with a house plant perched atop. The space felt warm and welcoming, a place where wise words, subtle quips, and heartfelt truths might flow effortlessly. Vancouver’s Progress Lab was set for a beautiful night of poetry. Host Harrison Mooney, author of the award-winning memoir Invisible Boy, introduced the show, titled Black Futures Open Mic. The production…
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