Solange Neema Azor is a Haitian-Kenyan writer, performer, and doula living with their dog and dreams in Lenapehoking (Brooklyn, NY). Their creative and organizing work is concerned with the violence of imperialism, intergenerational survival, and visions of freedom. Solange is a fiction reader for ANMLY magazine and has been a fellow with The Water Hole and Roots, Wounds, and Words. You can find some of their poetry in Wax Nine and Epiphany magazines.
