Hannan Kahn’s poem "we grade each and everything here" is a stark critique of rigid education, cultural control, and silenced identity. Through haunting classroom imagery, the poem exposes the toll of perfectionism, gender norms, suppressed emotion, conformity, and institutionalized obedience.

Nicole Negron shares practical steps to move beyond resolutions and build habits that honor your current abilities.

In a city where discrimination often prevails, Kaze Ndassi Afritude unifies people from all walks of life through his music and art.

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Award-winning art director, Anastasia Simone, shares her thoughts on AI within the art industry.

During a meal outreach in Gloria Oriental Mindoro, Maitreyi Karanth came across a young mother, Marilyn, who had suffered a stroke. Her...

Monique Franz shares Kinsman Quarterly's top 10 favorites by BIPOC authors.