Being Latin American in London (and Beyond)
I missed the community support that came with being a “majority-minority” back home.
Painfully Ableist: Manual Wheelchair
Being on a wheelchair does not make me half of a person. It just means my needs are different from yours.
Sabina Nessa Killing Reminded Me My Body Is A Walking Prison
Leading to the weeks of my departure, amidst all the shopping and tedious list-making, I
New Regime
Poem about the victim-blaming culture in society that is slowly being exposed.
Brutal Machete Attack in Tower Hamlets Leaves Man Bloody
Growing tension leads to a violent attack in London borough Tower Hamlets.
The Undeserved Criticisms of Hijabis
Along with other Muslims, I believe internal modesty represents humility, compassion, and growth.
‘Home Sweet Bethnal Green’: An Immigrant’s Home-away-from-home
A love letter to the complex, beautiful and comforting melting pot of ethnicities in Bethnal Green.
Actions for a #FreePalestine
As Palestinians decolonise their country, here are proactive ways to support their movement to liberation.
A Psychogeographical London Dérive
Wandering aimlessly and uncovering the truth in my London neighbourhood on a pursuit of psychogeography.
A Letter To My Queer Friends – reflections from a year in lockdown
Dear Queer Friends, Lockdown changed my life. We all struggled with the stay at home