Dark Matter, a.k.a. Alok Vaid-Menon and Janani Balsubramanian, is a queer South Asian spoken word activist hive-mind who brought their stirring, privilege-blasting, institutional-prejudice-slamming act to Princeton last Thursday evening. After their performance, the poets answered questions about their personal life, their poetry, and gossip gurls.
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