Spoken Word Saturday: Peace Akintade-Oluwagbeye

Spoken Word Saturday is a showcase of the amazing Spoken Word Poetry talent that can be found from coast to coast. This June, the League is proud to showcase Indigenous and LGBTQI2S+ poets in celebration of Pride Month and Indigenous History Month!

Peace Akintade-Oluwagbeye

Peace Akintade-Oluwagbeye is an African-Canadian Interdisciplinary poet, public speaker, chorus-poem playwright, and thespian residing in Saskatoon Saskatchewan. Organically from Yorubaland Nigeria, Peace explores the intersectionality of the artist community from an explorer’s perspective, dipping her honey-stained fingers into poetry, dance, performance art, critical research, and the theatre world. Her poems express her undying love for ironic justice, motivational banter, the dimmed light of Africaโ€™s internal dilemma, and the trouble of cultural barriers.