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ISSUE FIFTEENReinas de Los Angeles; we <3 Beyonce; interviews with Alice Bag, Aura Bogado, and Marie Gladue; Dear Sister: Letters to Survivors of Sexual Violence; Florence Johnston Collective; feminist poetics; a heart-to-heart on “lesbian suicides” in India; a call for a critical, transnational feminist antiviolence praxis; and more. |
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ISSUE FOURTEENFeminist perspectives on the uprisings in Turkey; race, gender, and crowdfunding for health care; Southern Movement Assembly; Lex Non Scripta; Millie Wilson; Masha Tupitsyn’s Love Dog; Summer for the Sistas; Linda Bellos; queering the hackerspace; poetry by T. E. Bishop and Alessandra Rivell; essays by tessa micaela landreau-grasmuck, Oliver Pickle, Meg Stone, and Mo-Yain Tham; memoir by Rosa Cabrera; and much more. |
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ISSUE THIRTEENLeila Khaled; Cake and Eat It; Shizu Saldamando; Autonets; Peacock Rebellion; poetry by Chris Shorne; Victoria Law; Girl Talk; demanding radical-queer posters by Tyrone Boucher; fiction by Mia McKenzie; comic by Clio Reese Sady; organizing dispatches from Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarasinha; The Lesbian Avengers Documentary Project; Children of Srikandi; and much more. |
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ISSUE TWELVEDon’t Leave Your Friends Behind: Supporting Parents in Social-Justice Movements; Luz’s Decolonial Cooking Club; etters from CeCe McDonald; feminism in the man’s museum; Collective Sun; fiction by Elaine Castillo and Noah Geraci; why love is the loser in the”mommy wars”; Mosquita y Mari; poetry by Alexis Pauline Gumbs; how not to succeed in transformative justice; The Izzat Project; Tiona McClodden; and much more. |
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ISSUE ELEVEN
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ISSUE TENNada Elia speaks truth to allies; the Azolla Story: Part II; collective-organizing heartbreak; Trifa Shakely; community-based health care; Kollektiv Migrantas; Rose Sackey-Milligan; Nikki Luna; a Kicked Out roundtable; the Miss G Project; Kalyn Heffernan; Allyson Mitchell; guest columns by Katie Loncke and Mia Mingus; and much more. |
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ISSUE NINEAnger cannot heal us (so we’ve got “love” on our lips); the Azolla Story; resisting “growth” in India, El Salvador, everywhere; women of color organizing in Detroit; queer bisexuality; learning to say “fuck you” with Ida McCray; photography by Kirstyn Russell; Dean Spade on Wu Tsang’s Wildness; Manshi Asher; Cucci; Viviane Saleh-Hanna; Salsa Soul Sisters; D’Lo; and much more. |
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ISSUE EIGHTRadical change through radical care; m/othering ourselves and each other; healing that’s hot; Pachamama Skillshare; Shailja Patel; Dirty River: excerpts from Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarasinha’s memoir; Pa’ti Garcia; Alyson Aliano’s Moms Project; radical childcare collectives; rethinking postpartum-depression screening; Cheri Honkala; T Fleischmann’s monologues on happiness; the New Mythos Tour; Carolyn Rodgers; At-Tuwani Women’s Museum; poetry by Kimberly Alidio, Amy Dryansky, and Carol Mirakove; and much more. |
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ISSUE SEVENSites and Situations: why misogynists make great informants, feminists and queers resisting the coup in Honduras, burlesque gets brainy, Appalachian women saving mountaintops, teaching gender, community reparations, gender-variant saints, imMEDIAte justice, shawty got skillz to share, Rauda Morcos, Rana Husseini, Youth Justice Coalition, Sistah Vegan, Timmy Straw, Deanne Cuellar, poetry by Jade Foster and Camille Alexa, and more. |
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ISSUE SIXMake/Movement: health and healing in community, resexing and dancing trans, kitchen stories and photos, queering the word “wife,” Sins Invalid, Diana Block, Sean Dorsey, immigration reform beyond (nuclear) family reunification, generationFIVE, Speak! Radical Women of Color Media Collective, poetry by Ching-In Chen, and more. |
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ISSUE FIVEFriends, families, and strangers threading liberation together: pride in the industrial Midwest, letters to Black feminist ancestors, creative nonfiction, family and activism, movies with Grandma, queer fat femme bitches, violence at home and abroad, girl zine makers across borders, the art of Celeste Rapone, and more. |
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ISSUE FOURRivers, circles, sea changes: letters from radical women of color, stepdaughters of the Nicaraguan revolution, just and sustainable economics, fiction by Mattilda Bernstein Sycamore, Novice Theory, WOC Lockdown, gender justice and transliminal criminals, New Orleans Women’s Health Clinic, gray rape, fat-positive bloggers, state violence against women in Thailand, the discreet charm of the Wall Street Journal, and more. |
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ISSUE THREEPrisons, borders, misdiagnoses, Mujeres del NO, Homotopia, fiction by Masha Tupitsyn, creative alliances through shared criminality, Malaleche, Mia Mingus, Alexis Giraldo, poems by Sandra Alland and Mel Kozakiewicz, and more. |
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ISSUE TWOINCITE!, fiction by Myriam Gurba, blowing the muse and bowing before the performance artist, dangerous silences, immigration raids, feminist art, trans representation, and more. |
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ISSUE ONELoretta Ross, fiction by T Cooper, letters from Beirut, Felicia Luna Lemus, revolutionary housekeepers, the shape of water, Radio Cacerola, poetry by Lisa Suhair Majaj, bad dads, prime-time ugly, antiwar tropes, and more. |
