Muses of Justice is a radical legal journal and community collective committed to critical legal thought, political education, and structural change. We publish research, commentary, and creative legal analysis that confront the law’s role in upholding systems of oppression and explore what justice might mean beyond the boundaries of the state. Based in Toronto and supported by the Women in Law Association at York University, we bring together students, legal workers, and organizers to think deeply and act deliberately. We reject neutrality and embrace dissent as method, grounding our work in care, critique, and the pursuit of liberation.