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Changed Behavior: SFWP & the Future of a Historically White Press

"Lazy and racist are the same thing if we keep pretending that the best way to support marginalized communities is to put out solidarity statements and pretend race doesn’t play a factor in publishing."

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“Special Issue 24: Pleasure Means Moving Authentically” by Monica Prince

Feb 1, 2021

Issue 24 / Winter 2021 / Special Issue: Pleasure Special Issue 24: Pleasure Means Moving Authentically All year, we’re accepting work from writers of marginalized identities for the Quarterly. This first issue is devoted to BIPOC surrounding the idea of pleasure....

Honoring the Promise: The Quarterly in 2021

Oct 24, 2020

Submission Opportunities for 2021! n May and June of 2020, I sat in my house, watching as news reports of protests and unrest streamed in from all over the country. I felt the same way many Black folx at the time felt: helpless. Yes, we could go to...

Changed Behavior: SFWP and the Future of a Historically White Press

Jun 15, 2020

This is not a solidarity statement. During times of turbulence, especially for marginalized communities, corporations put out statements of solidarity because they know that they must appear to support equality even if the actions of those corporations do not. I’m...