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Author Archives: Scalawag Editors

The Grief You Give: A guide for what to say in the wake of loss

Read, Watch, Listen, Do: An Abolitionist Media Guide

Poetry & Playlists, Mix 01: The Intro

Read, Watch, Listen, Do: Black History Month

Scalawag's 2021 Sick & Shut In List

Breaking Through COVID: What data can't tell about the South's vaccine rates

Welcome to Abolition Week

Jackson's water crisis: How you can help

Essential Reading: Black History and Black Futures

Southern Sustenance

Black Power in the South: How to keep supporting the movement

The new-new and old-new of 'unprecedented' times

Introducing Abolition Week

Modern abolition and the lasting truth of change

For our folks on the frontlines: Bail funds across the South

Room to Hold Grief and Gratitude

Labor and gift: the paradoxical power of the arts—our all-arts print issue

Abortion is still legal in Georgia–for now

The Occasional Poet: An Interview with Nikky Finney

Y'all's top Scalawag picks of 2018

Read, Watch, Listen, Do: a resource guide for understanding white supremacy

Editorial: We're talking about white supremacy and anti-Blackness (and you should too)

Editorial: Resistance lives in the South

Editorial: Saving Southern lives means standing up for Medicaid

Editorial: Trump and the end of technocracy

Editorial: Who really benefits from boycotts in the South?

Sticky rice, refugees, and the Southern imagination

The entrepreneur and the citizen

Death and politics

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