March/April 2014

From ADHD to major depression, physician and writer Baijayanta Mukhopadhyay investigates the power and politics of psychiatry’s modern boom. Megan Kinch interviews Indigenous activists about environmentalism and settler allies. Kelly Fritsch asks us to re-evaluate our understandings of disability and accessibility. And Naomi Moyer imagines a black Vancouver. All this, plus our 2014 creative writing contest winners in this issue of Briarpatch.

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Inside This Issue

Mongoloid

by Andrew Loewen Mar 10, 2014 4 min read
Creative writing contest winners!

by Yutaka Dirks Mar 10, 2014 1 min read
The other f-word

by Caitlin Crawshaw Mar 10, 2014 8 min read
When psychiatry burns

by Baijayanta Mukhopadhyay Mar 10, 2014 10 min read
A short introduction to the Two Row Wampum

by Tom Keefer Mar 10, 2014 4 min read
Hijacked canoes and settler ships

by Megan Kinch Mar 10, 2014 11 min read
Driftwood

by Kara Sievewright Mar 10, 2014 1 min read
Beyond the wheelchair

by Kelly Fritsch Mar 10, 2014 8 min read
Imagining black vancouver

by Naomi Moyer Mar 10, 2014 6 min read
An honest man

by Matthew John Loewen Mar 10, 2014 7 min read
Clearing the plains

by Paul Burrows Mar 10, 2014 3 min read
The trouble with twitter

by Nicole Shukin Mar 7, 2014 4 min read