MUSIC REVIEW BY ROSIE LONG DECTER / I Lie Here Buried With My Rings and My Dresses doubles down on the artist’s signature blend of hip hop and metal in order to explore pain and plumb the depths of depression and oppression. […]
BOOK REVIEW BY E.R. ZAREVICH / Standing in A River of Time is a testament to the necessity of forging an emotional alliance with one’s distant ancestors, not just for the purpose of forming a solid identity, but for the process of healing from trauma—specifically, intergenerational trauma and colonial violence. […]
BOOK REVIEW BY CICELY BELLE BLAIN / When Toufah fell into my lap, I felt at home. On the cover, author Toufah Jallow is pictured like a chiaroscuro, wearing a tailored bleach-white grandmuba seated against a pitch-black background. […]
FILM REVIEW BY NYALA ALI / “Nobody f**cks with the girls from Pang.” […]
COLUMN BY HERIZONS EDITOR CHRISTINA HAJJAR / Print publishing will never die. “For centuries, wherever mass defiance and collective power have swollen up, there has been print,” said Jonathan Valelly, then-managing editor of Broken Pencil magazine, in a piece called “Zinesters, we are the radical press.” […]
COLUMN BY HERIZONS EDITOR PENNI MITCHELL / Posted in my office is a bright red heart, outlined in neon pink felt pen, drawn on the back of a subscription envelope. The message reads “I love Herizons.” […]
How Can We Stop Gendered Violence; The War in Ukraine; The Journals of Alice Walker; Radical Nature: Interview with Poet Yvonne Blomer: What a Feminist Job Recovery Looks Like; Hijab Ban Sparks Protest in India
Cover story: Poet Jillian Christmas explores “The Gospel of Breaking”; interview withh Judy Wilson-Raybould: No Regrets; Multiple Chemical Sensitivities; Sharon Butala: Why I’m a Feminist; Paying tribute to bell hooks; COVID recovery and Indigenous health […]
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