Features

Upon the Body: Ruby Smith-Díaz

“But all our phrasing—race relations, racial chasm, racial justice, racial profiling, white privilege, even white supremacy—serves to obscure that racism is a visceral experience, that…

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Apology to Yilin and Collaborators

The following letter from Discorder’s Editor-in-Chief relates to an article published in the Winter 2018-19 print edition of the magazine.    Dear Reader, The following is an apology…

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An Open Letter

I was brought up in a middle-class, mixed race home. We had money. We owned a boat. That doesn’t equate to whiteness. I am still Gwich’in.

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CAVE GOBLIN NETWORK

UP FROM DOWN UNDER

“No one has any prior judgements [about] who I am. It’s like when you move to a new country and get a new credit score”

Under Review

Cristina Holman

“Cristina Holman’s new chapbook, Stop Wincing / We’re Fine introduces via 17 short pieces, a talented and highly entertaining new voice in poetry”

Under Review

Jo Passed

“Like literally every other millennial keeping up with the news cycle, main songwriter Jo Hirabayashi is knee-deep in existential woes, and the music won’t let you forget it: grooves are mangled, whammy bars throttled, fretboards set ablaze. This band’s got chops, and thank goodness those chops are in service of some strongly crafted pop-rock.”