On this episode of From the Margins, I am joined by Nivie Singh, an organizer with We Are Missing. Their work points out the integral need for intersectionality within contemporary pride movements in Canada. We got the opportunity to chat about their work, share our organizing experiences, and dream of a better world. We talk about harm reduction, righteous anger, and so much more. 

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Song: ”You Like My Body The Way It Is” by Backxwash

On the very first episode of "From the Margins",  I thought that we would start with a discussion on intersectionality. I had the chance to sit down with K'jipuktuk's own social justice activist and overall superstar Masuma Khan to talk about what intersectionality is, what it isn't, and how we can work together in solidarity and build healthier communities of care.

Have an idea for a future show? Any burning topics that you would love to hear me discuss with a guest? Leave me a voice message at www.anchor.fm/fromthemargins! I'd love to hear from you.

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