Do You Know What They Did to Muhlaysia?
By KB. "I want safety to be a utility."
Journalism in Verse
Childhood Poem in Which Some Words Are Crossed Out
By Maria Picone. An adoptee reckons with erasure and her origins.
My Name Too
By Kashiana Singh. "They wore turbans too / working packages / on
Aggravated Rape in the Pre-Dawn
By Lianne Kamp. There was an apology, but no prison sentence, and no ease of her suffering.
My Best Friend Was Murdered Again
By Amy Aves Challenger. Ten years after his best friend's death by the NYPD, Saheed Vassell was fatally killed by Brooklyn police.
I Took My Daughter to the Protest
By Paul Corrigan. A feminist dad, his daughter, and the March for Our Lives.
Bully Pulpit
By Alejandro Escudé. Nikki Haley warns the UN that the vote on Jerusalem "will be remembered."
Snipers and Snails and Puppy Dog Tails
By Caitlin Gildrien. This is what happens when we teach men that power is in owning bodies or taking lives.
This Is My Obituary
By Alexandra Umlas. The first graduation of women from U.S. army infantry training sparks an eulogy for the impossible.
America First
By Sean J Mahoney. Poetry about those left out in the not-so-United States of America.
Harriet Tubman and the Time Between
By Moira Roth. A graceful report on Harriet Tubman and a new center dedicated to her life.
After the Desecration of Chesed Shel Emeth Cemetery, Where My Gollub Grandparents Are Buried
By David P. Gollub. A poet shares his family's story about vandalized headstones at a Jewish cemetery.
