Boy.Brother.Friend – Issue 5
Boy.Brother.Friend Issue 5 (the Ceremony Issue) is here. What ‘Rituals’ govern contemporary diaspora creativity and existence. Which ceremonies have stood the rest of time and which have been lost? For good and bad reasons. These are the questions we investigated and unpacked in the hope that we can reclaim the joys in coming together and of practice.
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