Protest Magazine

About Us
Protest Magazine was created by and for Black, Indigenous, and Women of Color. We share with the world a collection of art and literature from women like you. This is a shared anthology and portfolio for cultural reverence, retelling history and folk tales, and studying frameworks for resistance.

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Protest Magazine is an energetic return to our foremothers. Protest features work that spotlights the erased histories of women of the diaspora. Ancestral memories support us in living authentically within our purpose, manifesting as personal and collective acts of protest. As part of a continuum, we use ancestral truths to shift harmful narratives through reflective storytelling, reporting, and creative works.

We’re now accepting written work and photojournalistic pieces for our community-led blog and journal titled, demonstration. Protest Magazine encourages women of the global majority to submit nuanced culture studies and pieces that explore the depths of societal events, past and present. We welcome written work that centers community and self-actualization, personal stories of resistance, and pieces heavy with historical context.

We accept:

Personal Essays │ Creative Nonfiction Articles│ Interviews & Profiles │Biographies

 Local Citizen Journalism Reporting │ Photojournalism Reporting │Art & Illustration

Please email us at theprotestmag@gmail.com for more details.

Protest is grateful for assistance from supporters. Our goal is to create an ecosystem in which money, general resources, and emotional and professional support continuously circulate among the community. Most of the money we raise is used to compensate Protest Magazine contributors; the rest is dispersed between general operation costs, printing services, and promotion. Here's a list of some ways your donation will help Protest Magazine grow and sustain:

We appreciate your support and hope to connect with you. 

-Simone & The Protest Mag Team
E: theprotestmag@gmail.com

Site:https://www.protestmagazine.com/