Carnival Bodies
Carnival is an opportunity to celebrate our roots and exercise agency over our bodies. The celebration, grounded in liberation, should be a true reflection of the diverse bodies- including fat, disabled, and non-binary people- that make up our societies.
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BECOME A CONTRIBUTOR
We’d love to hear from you! You can contribute to the work of Intersect by submitting a Caribbean/Queeribbean feminist essay, story, poem, or art piece, including photography. Ready for some feminist advocacy and activism? Learn about our current projects and let us know how you’d like to volunteer to agitate for transformative justice in Antigua and Barbuda and the wider Caribbean.
Once a year you give me permission the fly above your judgement so you may enjoy me
…. You think.