Stores can provide important access to health resources and community—but queerness demands that we dream bigger
Noelle Perdue
Noelle Perdue is a digital artist and writer living in Toronto, Ontario. With a background in computer programming and porn production, she loves to explore the intimate relationships we have with technology.
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