Click here to read Multiplicity Commons, a special collaborative project of Multiplicity Magazine and Blog featuring nonfiction and poetic reflections on the Black Lives Matter Movement.
Fall 2020
IN THIS ISSUE
- Keeping Bees :: by Loree Griffin Burns
- Listening to the Sound of Dust :: by Devin Donovan
- Metals and Memories :: by L’Tanya Durante
- Stirring the Pot :: by Janine Fondon
- In Spite of Negative Consequences :: by Nina Gaby
- Unsex Me Here :: by Sue Hann
- Leaving Cap Haïtien :: by Kate Gonzalez Long
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The Dharamshala Sun: What Time Means to Women ::
by Anandi Mishra - My First Job :: by Elizabeth Peavey
- Leaving the Bitch Behind :: by Lisa Poulson
- Helping Hands :: by Ellie Spencer
- Just Another Salaryman on A Tokyo Train :: by Shinichi Terada
- A Special Edition Life :: by Krystina Wales
- Work History :: by Rhianna Webb
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Multiplicity Commons No. 9
This Doorbell Is a Protest Anthem by Fareh Malik Don’t the windchimes sound likeshattering windows?This fireplace isa car ablaze in the street,every wall hanging, a picket sign.The carpet is still wet fromhoses and blood,K-9 slobber and tear gas, incense, condensation.You ask them,When did this stop […]
Multiplicity Commons No. 8
What Comes Up When You Think About Breonna Taylor? a collaborative poem created by Erin Binney, Jennifer Laurenza, Aprell May, Jasmin Rivas,Amy Stonestrom, & Erin Sadler Black and brown bodies hunted down. A book that changed my life: War Against All Puerto Ricansthe King of the […]
Multiplicity Commons No. 7
I Stand with You by Hayley Fife Growing up, I never imagined I would have to post #BLM to help fight for my Black friends. As an 18-year-old member of Generation Z, I didn’t think that in my lifetime, we would still be fighting for […]