"Everything is a Deathly Flower"
Longlisted poem for the 2017 Sol Plaatje EU Poetry Award and Anthology.
#ItHappenedToUs: How chosen families support queer survivors of sexual abuse.
"Stories of queer in-community sexual assault need to be told. We need these stories: so we can love one another without re-perpetuating our trauma."
Black Feminist Joy: A Photo Essay
“Nothing is more political than love for those brutalised and systemically erased.” - Pumla Dineo Gqola.
Images by Neo Baepi.
Images by Neo Baepi.
Ones to Watch: 5 African Webseries Created by Black Feminists
"Young Black South African creators are dipping into our histories, cultures, and languages to tell new stories that connect us to each other in exciting and innovative ways."
"Difaqane"
Longlisted poem for the Sol Plaatje European Union Poetry Award, published in Volume 6.
On #Magic: The Contradictions, Resilience, and Creativity of Black Feminism in South Africa
“Just because we’re magic does not mean we’re not real.” – Jesse Williams
"dear lover"
Short poem published in the international collaborative Black feminist zine, "Sally Hemings Dreams"
#ForBlackGirlsOnly, and the glorious uneasiness of sisterhood – HOLAAfrica! | A PanAfricanist Queer Womanist Collective
"This is for the feminists, for the queers, for the trans women… a space for breathing, for love, for support. It’s for melanin…That’s it."
The Scrutiny of Now – EMMA Talks
Link to "The Scrutiny of Now", a talk delivered in Vancouver, Canada. Proceeds from the talk were donated to Black Lives Matter - Vancouver.
#ForBlackGirlsOnly and no longer asking for permission
"We should not have to explain, justify and defend our right to a safe space where we can cry, heal, dance, sing, debate and organise amongst ourselves."
"Two Poems"
"Things Found in the Pocket of a Traveller" & "9 Kisses" for EXPOUND's "Erotic Issue"
“Contra”
Short poem submitted to Jalada's "Language" Issue - winner of Jalada Critics' Choice Award
"Field"
A poem published in the Ignite Journal -- a Canadian journal focusing on Gender, Race, Sexuality and Social Justice.
A Dance in the Rain: Race, Resistance and Media in Early Apartheid South Africa
Academic Thesis submitted at the University of British Columbia, as a requirement for BA (Hons) in History & Int. Relations, supervised by Dr. Alejandra Bronfman.
"‘Niki"
A short poem published in the "Body Issue" of From the Root Zine, a Canadian zine for women and femmes of colour.
Returning the Gaze
An intersectional examination of so-called "corrective rape", through the work of photographer Zanele Muholi.
"A house named history"
Poem published in The Garden Statuary, a Canadian literary journal.
