NYT Connections hints and answers for Monday, September 1 (game #813) Looking for NYT Connections answers and hints? Here's all you need to know to solve today's game, plus my commentary on the puzzles. TechRadar · Aug 31, 2025
How poetry can help to fight polarisation and misinformation People are becoming more divided and ill informed. In January 2024, a report by the World Economic Forum identified misinformation and disinformation as “the most severe global risk anticipated over the next two years”. The Conversation · Jul 25, 2025
Orion Sun Finds Inspiration In Poetry For New Album Orion Sun, inspired by Audre Lorde, creates soulful music connecting nature, poetry, and personal experiences. Top News · Oct 1, 2024
Orion Sun unveils her path to self-discovery in a new album Orion Sun found solace amongst the works of Audre Lorde while working on her self-titled album The Independent UK · Sep 30, 2024
Survival Is a Promise by Alexis Pauline Gumbs review – a cosmic perspective on Audre Lorde An innovative biography that recognises the continuing influence of the American poet and activist The Guardian - UK · Aug 15, 2024
Meshell Ndegeocello: No More Water: The Gospel of James Baldwin review – an inspiring homage Part church service, part exploration of Black identity, the Grammy-winning singer-songwriter’s tribute to Baldwin revisits his writing in the light of Black Lives Matter The Guardian - UK · Aug 2, 2024
The message from U.S. campuses, protesting students Dread and urgency, once again, have driven students across campuses in the United States to protest against the catastrophe in Gaza The Hindu · May 9, 2024
The rockers putting their Blackness at the fore of hardcore and punk A growing movement of artists are embracing the music genre’s Black cultural roots The Guardian - US · Mar 16, 2024
Van Huynh Company: Re:birth review – a swirling portrayal of the exhaustion of exile The UK-based Vietnamese dancer and choreographer stages a piece inspired by the horror and dislocation of war with experimental vocals from Elaine Mitchener The Guardian - UK · Nov 15, 2023
‘Just take a bubble bath!’ Why faux self-care won’t solve our problems Everything from journals to air purifiers, crystal jewellery to ‘poop stools’ has been packaged and sold as the answer to stress, burnout and depression. So why aren’t they working? The Guardian - UK · Sep 25, 2023
‘I was born with death as my sidekick’: the ‘zombie’ with cystic fibrosis who turns pain into art At 35, Martin O’Brien has already outlived his life expectancy. And in performances in which he attaches pegs to his testicles or smears himself with mucus, he brutally confronts his mortality The Guardian - UK · Jul 18, 2023
20 LGBTQ+ Books to Add to Your Reading List This Pride Month and Beyond From powerful memoirs to heartwarming fiction, these 20 LGBTQ+ books deserve a place on your reading list. Marie Claire · Jun 30, 2023
Book bans have no place in Illinois Books open our minds and are a powerful tool against bigotry, misunderstanding and “other-ism,” state Sen. Mike Simmons writes. Yet more than 1,600 book titles have been banned across the country. A bill would prohibit book bans in Illinois. Chicago Sun-Times · May 3, 2023
Poets’ dress code: what the clothes of Sylvia Plath, Audre Lorde and Stevie Smith tell us about their inner lives A new exhibition, dovetailing with the 60th anniversary of Plath’s death, showcases a skirt she wore to Paris in 1956, Smith’s collection of pristine shirt collars, and the symbolic asymmetric kaftan worn by Lorde after her mastectomy The Guardian - UK · Feb 17, 2023
The Conversation · Feb 9, 2023 Women Talking – a radical film that reimagines how cinema can be made Words matter. They give expression to our experiences, allow us to tell our stories and make sense of our place within the world. With language comes the ability to speak: to speak for, and to speak out. To name injustices and imagine alternative futures. The radical feminist Audre Lorde tells…
The Guardian - UK · Jan 31, 2023 Nurse! My pen! Hanif Kureishi’s hospital musings and the art of sickbed writing The author has published 10,000 words since being left paralysed – about the able-bodied, sexual positions and racist taunts. From Hilary Mantel to Audre Lorde, we look at how illness changes a writer
The Independent UK · Jan 31, 2023 6 LGBT history icons you may not know about Imy Brighty-Potts looks at LGBT game-changers from across the decades.
The Guardian - UK · Aug 2, 2022 ‘Un-American girl’: how Beyoncé uses the power of pleasure to transcend a country on fire The star’s new album Renaissance weaves Black dance music history, feminism and queer thought into an ecstatic masterpiece that defies marginalisation
The Guardian - US · Jul 6, 2022 Is it possible to be a mother and pursue a creative life? Yes, but it is never easy A new book explores how pregnancy and motherhood affected the lives of artists including Audre Lorde and Susan Sontag. At our current moment, the questions it raises take on additional urgency
The Guardian - AU · May 23, 2022 Controversies, epiphanies and the case against Canva: highlights from Sydney writers’ festival Coinciding with the federal election, this year’s festival buzzed with big ideas about politics, hope and writing. Here are 10 things we learned
Salon · Mar 19, 2022 11 things to know about Audre Lorde No. 6: Her Staten Island home is an official New York City Landmark