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The Poverty in Paris You’ll Never See on Instagram

Paris might be picturesque, but it's also pain-stricken with poverty. Put aside your cameras and see the reality of the city without the Instagram filter.
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The History of Disco Is Black and Queer: a Conversation With Anna Tjé

Anna Tje and her alter-ego Nyum the Supernova explore performance art in France by doing it their way. They reclaim the history of disco and how it is fundamentally black and queer.
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The MWASI Collective Prove That a Safe Space for Black Femmes is Not “Reverse Racism”

Despite backlash, the first ever Afrofem Festival "Nyansapo" is a safe space for the African femmes in Paris. We speak to artists, organizers and activists who tell us how necessary these events are for the past, future and present of the African ...
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Pinoy Pride in Paris: the Hardworking Women Making a Home Away from Home

The diaspora runs deep. This article explores the stories of three overseas Filipinx workers living in Paris ...
March 28 2019
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Paris Is Us on Netflix: Crowdfunded Love Story in a Crumbling Paris

Putting up with the intoxicating waltz of a cheesy and stormy love story staged in Paris post-attacks
March 04 2019
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To Be A Drag Queen in Paris: In Talks with Three Drag Artists

We take a walk in the high heels of three drag artists in Paris. The number of Parisian drag queens has ...
March 13 2019
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The French Can’t “Curry”: Indian Haute Cuisine, a Parisian Nightmare

3 years in Paris gave me the French habit of complaining. My favorite thing to moan about: the hopeless state of Indian food in the city.
February 13 2019
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Desensitization to Black Suffering Ep1: Nick Conrad and Selective Outrage

Kicking off the series Desensitization to Black Suffering; an interview with Nick Conrad, a Parisian rapper whose art is so controversial, the Prime ...
February 15 2019

Paris: Out with the Old, In with the New

In Paris, two worlds collide: one, an aging and conservative population, the other, a raucous and creative generation. After the 2015 attacks, the older generation has turned inward while the younger crowd has looked outward. They are exploring the world and bringing back the best it has to offer. Paris is not the open air museum it used to be. It is not the Eiffel Tower or the Louvre. If you spend your time there, you’ll miss out on the real Paris. The Paris unfolding right now. The art exhibitions in the Marais. The clubs along the Austerlitz wharf. The new bar in the Faubourg Saint-Denis. The restaurant terrace in the Republique. Don’t just go to Paris, live Paris.