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Good morning ReVisionaries! We have the honor of publishing a poem by SLC Women's History student Nicole Hayes. Click the link in our bio to her poem Benign Soul! Nicole is a first-year graduate student in the Women’s History Program. Her area of interest is in Black feminism, especially Black queer women’s involvement in social and political activism.
Good Morning Revisionaries! In celebration of April, Earth Day, and the end of a long winter, we announce our April theme “Renewal.” We are keeping this topic broad for a reason-renewal is something different for each one of us. Whether spiritual, physical, emotional, artistic, or any of the other ways that we experience rebirth and renewal, we want to hear your stories about what this means to you. Email is your submissions, Link in bio to the blog!
Hello Revisionaries, we have a new post by our editor Sidney Wegener (@sidwegs)
Hello Revisionaries and poetry lovers we have a new post by Zuzanna Pawlowska "I will not cry again." Zuzanna is a gender studies and law student at SOAS University of London. They're an intersectional feminist who is writing their thesis on the creation of sexist and homophobic society in Poland and it subsequence dehumanization of Polish women. Follow link in our bio to read their Poem!

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