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Vincent Mousseau
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Sep 4, 2026
Controlled Edges
Most of the water I return to has some kind of edge built around it. The fenced-off harbour path. The Grand Quai. Ponds engineered to look wild. Canals with their concrete banks doing the work water used to do on its own. The VM/S Hercules sits across from Habitat 67 and doesn't move. It has...
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Exhaustion
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Aug 18, 2026
Tens of thousands gather to remember Jason Arday at London vigil
Activism
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London
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Jonathan Stephens
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Aug 17, 2026
Let Us Explain: Body Fascism
Politics & The People
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Blackness
Vincent Mousseau
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Aug 2, 2026
The Pull
Punamu'kwati'jk, five o'clock, watching the fog clear off Kjipuktuk's skyline across the water. Cranes over the harbour, more of them than I remember, and I lose count past fifteen. I'm on a half log, cut flat like a bench, right against the rocks, right against the ocean. The fog had gotten on the ferry with...
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Methodology
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Jul 24, 2026
In photos: Black Texas life since emancipation
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Vincent Mousseau
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Jul 8, 2026
Every Ten Years
July 8. Sunny. I pass under the Chinatown gate a little after seven, heading down Saint-Laurent toward the water. This is one of a few routes I take most mornings, meandering through the Quartier des Spectacles some days, down along René-Lévesque others, but they tend to end the same way, at the river. I couldn't...
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Blackness
Vincent Mousseau
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Jun 23, 2026
Trophies
Eight-thirty and I’ve been awake since six. The body has been doing this since I sent the dissertation in: waking itself before I decide to wake, some obscure bodily alarm I didn’t set going off in the dark. I ended up at a coffee shop I’d never tried before–less by choice and moreso because all...
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Abolition
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Vincent Mousseau
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Jun 14, 2026
Période de questions
June 10th. Twenty to six, and I’ve just arrived at Centre Saint-Pierre for RÉZO’s annual general meeting. The long tables usually here have been folded and pushed against the right-hand wall. Plastic and metal chairs in rows facing a screen. Fluorescent light. I find a seat and the shaking starts, low and steady. There is...
Abolition
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Blackness
Aftermath
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Jun 2, 2026
More Artists Could Stand To Be Normal About Their Black Music Influences
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Vincent Mousseau
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May 27, 2026
Les inscriptions sont fermées pour le moment
The conversation is over. My friend and I are sitting in the particular stillness that follows something hard, the kind where the next thing hasn’t become possible yet. I know how to be here. I’ve learned, over years of this kind of work, how to stay inside difficulty without flinching toward resolution, and that knowing...
Abolition
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Blackness
Vincent Mousseau
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May 23, 2026
Place d’Youville
May 20th, 10 AM. Twenty-three degrees and the wind is moving through the field in a way that keeps changing its mind. I'm sitting near the old Customs House, just off rue McGill, in what is now a wide green space ringed with historical plaques. This is where the first Parliament of the Province of...
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Canadian Politics
Vincent Mousseau
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May 9, 2026
Fort Street
May 9th. Sunny. I'm walking past the Winnipeg Police Service headquarters at 11 in the morning when I turn off Graham onto Fort Street and the timing is what it is. Two men coming from the gym, laughing, easy with each other and with the morning. They glance down at the man on the sidewalk...
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Canadian Politics
Vincent Mousseau
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May 2, 2026
Peel Basin, 09:15
Under the Bonaventure Expressway. The Five Roses sign at an angle I hadn't expected from here. REM trains to my right, sliding past without sound from where I'm sitting. Water. I'm always near water these days, and I'm starting to think that's not incidental. A bus passes overhead and the whole structure hums. Rain making...
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Exhaustion
Vincent Mousseau
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Apr 29, 2026
Eastward
The ice is gone. I notice this before I've settled fully onto the bench, the oat milk moka still warm between my hands, the pines along the boardwalk doing their slow work in the wind. Habitat 67 sits in my peripheral vision the way it always does. The Jacques-Cartier Bridge. The amusement park still closed...
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Vincent Mousseau
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Apr 10, 2026
Consequence as Weather
The coffee shop near the Palais des congrès is already full of Liberal Party of Canada convention delegates when I join the line outside. Cop cars are parked down the street. Inside, every table has a staffer. Suits. Baseball caps. #LIB2026 lanyards. Louboutins under a table where someone’s set a Prada bag on the chair...
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Aperture | Photography
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Mar 27, 2026
Carrie Mae Weems Gets to the Heart of the Matter
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Immersive
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Mar 27, 2026
Master Peace: “A Black guy making indie still makes people look at you sideways”
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What Made Me
Vincent Mousseau
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Mar 26, 2026
Salt
The ice is sweating. Moisture gathering at the surface, at the precise line where the ice meets the water it's in the process of becoming. I'm watching it from the bench on the pier, the same bench, the same eastward orientation I keep returning to without quite deciding to. Gulls have settled at that line...
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Blackness
Home [Unofficial]
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Mar 26, 2026
In the 1960s, African photographers recaptured their own image
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Photography
Aftermath
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Feb 24, 2026
Voice Acting While Black Is Still Worth The Fight
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Gachiakuta
Aftermath
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Feb 23, 2026
The Bell Finally Tolls For Tyler Perry
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The Journal for Cultural and Religious Theory
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Jan 27, 2022
Locating The Oceanic In Sylvia Wynter’s “Demonic Ground”, Part 3 (Justine M. Bakker)
Part 3 concludes the series by synthesizing Wynter's oceanic analytics and drawing implications for contemporary religious theory, critique, and decolonial
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The Journal for Cultural and Religious Theory
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Jan 27, 2022
locating-the-oceanic-in-sylvia-wynters-demonic-ground-part-3-justine-m-bakker
Part 3 concludes the series by synthesizing Wynter's oceanic analytics and drawing implications for contemporary religious theory, critique, and decolonial
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The Journal for Cultural and Religious Theory
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Jan 27, 2022
locating-the-oceanic-in-sylvia-wynters-demonic-ground-part-3-justine-m-bakker
Part 3 concludes the series by synthesizing Wynter's oceanic analytics and drawing implications for contemporary religious theory, critique, and decolonial
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