This talk will discuss the need for the radical imagination in the context of the survival of marginalized communities - from utilizing various platforms as diasporic bridges to challenging the status quo in order to subvert traditional oppressive structures. We will focus on how critical it is for marginalized people to create tools, software, and collectives in order to determine and enhance our futures as well as the need to make the aforementioned tools and spaces more accessible, so that we as marginalized people can both decolonize and collectivize on deeper, more intentional levels.