Here are links to some select works published by CBC Arts, Intermission Magazine and Bitch Flicks:
To All the Rom-Coms I’ve Loved Before: Your Leading Men Are Trash
The Real Jane and Finch: Freedom Fridayz Capture the True Spirit of a Stigmatized Community
Why Esmaa Mohamoud is Bringing Blackness and Basketball into the Gallery
I Spent My 20’s Working with Toronto Youth, and Today’s Gun Violence Conversations Feel Like Deja Vu
How Scandal Changed My World – and Opened Doors for Black Women Everywhere
For This Activist, Art is a Lifeline – And a Way to Cope with Personal and Generational Trauma
The Poet, The DJ and The Stage
History Called it a Riot, But this Doc Argues it was Actually an Uprising – One that Continues Today
What if Hamlet Were a Woman? This Theatre Company Dares to Ask Why Not
He’s One of Toronto’s First Great Hip Hop Radio Stars – and Also One of it’s Last
Capturing the Soundscape of Toronto
In Just Two Editions, This Festival of Black Art Changed Canada’s Cultural Landscape
7 African-Canadian Female Filmmakers You Need to Know
This Toronto Artist is Remixing Street Dance with Filipino Tradition
How One Play Inspired a New Guide for Bringing Deaf Artists and Audiences to the Theatre
How One Google Search Proved We Need to Pay Attention to Canada’s Black History More than Ever
Masculinity and ‘Moonlight’: Eight Black Men Dissect Barry Jenkins’ Momentous Film
This Powerful Film Moves Beyond the Statistics to Show the Human Cost of Gun Violence
How a Toronto Writing Group Opened the Doors for Queer and Trans Caribbean Writers
Eight Black Canadian Women Dissect Beyonce’s Lemondae
Remixing the Classroom: The Great Potential of Hip Hop Education
How A Different Booklist Changed Toronto (and not only through books)
Rajni Perera’s Stunning Sci-Fi Neo-Amazonians – in Pictures
88 Days of Fortune Collectively Changed Toronto Hip Hop. Has it’s Luck Run Out?
With The Mirror Ball, World Stage 2016 Makes Room for Ballroom
How Three Writers of Colour Stormed 2015’s Major Literary Prizes
Searching for Canadian Film’s Black Radical Imagination
How Youth Non-Profit The Remix Project Kickstarted a Revolution in the 6
The Making of a Caribbean-Canadian Sci-Fi: ‘Brown Girl in the Ring’
AMANDA PARRIS 