Issue 19: Little Changes will publish in June 2026.

“Everything we have done and continue to do is in the service of our community: the people who dare to show up and create and share and commiserate even when — and especially when — it is difficult to do so.”

“How do we honor the powerful modalities of care that have always, and continue to, exist outside the bounds of dominant culture and systems?”

“I’ve come to understand that my rage is inseparable from how deeply I love.”

“Animals have always haunted human art, but that haunting takes on a different quality when we understand ourselves to be the executioners.”

“Revolt is not just protest. Not just uprising. It’s what happens between the moments, the movement that happens before and after.”

“What hunger, what pain did these monsters embody, and why were they deemed demonic?”

“The current of cis binary gender was so overwhelmingly fast that I could never position myself well enough within it to float.”

“This piece is an invitation to vulnerability, to feeling the sharp edges of your broken heart, to being gentle with yourself.”

“What are my options if I object to becoming fodder for someone else’s platform?”

“One of the major things I have inherited from my mother is her cultural identity and the crisis that comes with it.”

“To know history is to understand that we have always exercised the right to revolt against our oppressors.”

Get to know our 7 Editors-in-Chief and 15 Finalists for our 2025 Community Anthologies.

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Issue 18: Radical Futurity will publish in June 2025.