The Brooklyn Review | Spring 2020 Issue

The Spring 2020 Issue is out and available here. Buy a print copy, buy a digital copy - or both! All proceeds are going to Equality For Flatbush and The Okra Project. Read the issue, donate to the organizations, get involved and educate yourself. The details as posted on the Brooklyn Review website are pasted below:

How to Order Your Print or Digital Copy

Issue 35 of The Brooklyn Review is available now. While the magazine is free to all our readers, 100% of donations will go in equal measure to Equality For Flatbush and The Okra Project. Click here to place your order.

This issue, produced in April, cannot speak for the extraordinary efforts of anti-racist protesters on the ground. We hope instead to amplify and reinforce their actions in material ways. Most of all, we encourage everyone to march, fight, feed, heal, donate, read, and learn—whatever each of us can do to end white supremacy in every institution, from policing to publishing houses. Thank you.

Featuring Susan Choi, Chris Campanioni, Wynne Hungerford, Monroe Lawrence, Taisia Kitaiskaia, Karan Mahajan, Joanna Glum, Tobi Kassim, Madeleiene Barnes, Pema Tseden, Ayesha Raees, Margaret Wright, James Chrisman, Ally Harris, Cara Scarmack, and much more.

Other Ways to Get Involved:
Minneapolis

• Resources to Support the Minneapolis Protests

• Black Visions Collective – Donate

• Reclaim the Block – Donate

New York City-Metro Area

• Communities United for Police Reform

• The Audre Lorde Project

• The Black Feminist Project

Readings

• Scaffolded Anti-Racist Resources

• An Anti-Racist Reading List

• Black History Month Library

• Center for Racial Justice’s Resources for Talking About Race, Racism, and Racialized Violence with Kids

• The Marshall Project Reading ListBlack-Owned Bookstores

Thanks to our friends at The Journal for helping to compile these resources. We encourage everyone to read the future they wish to see.