ISSUE 1

August, 2020

poetry

Where I’m From, Olivia Germann — Where I’m From, Wesley Yin — Memory Theater, Kianna Zucker — Damiens, Hannah Grimes — Ask Me, Ron Keebler — Scarlet Corduroys in Santorini, Lexy Courneya — Unnaming, Mahtab Chaudhry — Dear Papá, Gabriela Martínez — Neurotransmitter Ghazal, Joe Mantych — Everyday Luxury, Ray McIntyre — Waiting on Everything, Diamond Warren-Tucker 

essay

How To Train Your Disruptors, Kennedy Morganfield — Moving Forward, Emma Sheldon — Revisualizing 1904, Saguna Raina — Why Can’t American Girls Just Be Girls?, Haley Rhodes

research

“I Have Enough Friends”: Exclusion, Assimilation and Critical Consciousness in Yang’s American Born Chinese, Sesh Joe — Cool Kids, Camp, and Keeping Calm: Taylor Swift’s Attempt to Address Homophobia, Zoe Levin — @Aphrodite: Tracking Women’s Objectification from Venus pudica to Instagram, Micah Sandman — Changing the Birth Scene: How Doulas and Midwives Redefine the American Birth Experience, Beldina Orinda — Commodifying Diversity: The Danger of Racial Capitalism on Student Growth in Higher Education, Jewel Evans — College Sexual Violence: Cultural Environments and Masculinity, Eric Miller — Where Are We Going, Allen Ginsberg?: Commodification within American Supermarkets and COVID-19’s Disruptive Power, Hannah Grimes