Aricka Foreman

“Queer as Verb: 7 Trans & Non-Binary Artists Doing the Work” (2015)^[8]
"Except, All of Us" with Mimi Wong (2016)^[9]
“I Slay: 11 Women Artists & Writers To Get Us Into Formation” (2016)^[10]
“Courage in the Chasm" (2016)^[11]
"Marginalized and Mythological: Shanequa Gay's Disruption of the Pastoral Landscape" (2018)^[12]

Brandon Tauzsik, Nate Marshall, Quincy T. Mills's "Tapered Throne/Bald Fade" (2015)^[13]
E. Jane's “The Coded Body” (2015)^[14]
Angela Davis Fegan's “Lavender Menace: Feminist Fury and Visibility in Public Space” (2015)^[15]
Kaitlyn Greenidge and Laylah Ali's “Four Tales for Dry Land” (2016)^[16]
Krista Franklin's “History, As Written By The Victors” (2016)^[17]

"Why Spotlight Minority Mental Health?" in The Offering (2015)
"Let Me Get Carefree Unless It Means I Live In This Political Body And Everything Is Always On Fire Or How I Went To A Santigold Concert To Get Carefree Anyway" on Vinyl Poetry and Prose (2016)^[18]
"In Defense of Fast Girls Who Just Want to Dance" in Catapult (2018)^[19]

"Dig" in Vinyl Poetry and Prose (2011)^[20]
"Like the Rain, Smell It Coming" in Vinyl Poetry and Prose (2011)^[21]
"Made Mostly of Water" in Vinyl Poetry and Prose (2011)^[22]
"Monologues in Bars By White People With Good Intentions" in The James Franco Review (2015)^[23]
"I Got Mad Love" in The James Franco Review (2015)^[23]
"Consent Is A Labyrinth of Yes" in The James Franco Review (2015)^[23]
"go here nothing to see home" in Thrush Poetry Journal (2015)^[24]
"When We Say We Want Tenderness We Haven't Found A Punishment We Can Live With" in The Collagist (2016)^[25]
"Still Life of Acme in Spring" in The Collagist (2016)^[26]
"Field Study #1" in The Shade Journal (2016)^[27]
“When The Therapist Asks You To Recount, You Have to Say It” on Buzzfeed (2017)^[28] and in Furious flower: seeding the future of African American poetry (2020)^[29]
"Menarche Malarkey the Beginning the End," published in Verse (2020)^[30]
"Does It Matter Who Is Your Redeemer," published in Verse (2020)^[30]
"Mary Woodson Sets the Grits Straight," published in Verse (2020)^[30]
"Breakbeat Aubade with Anemones and Lucky Fish," published in Verse (2020)^[30]
“Polycystic Study of Intimacy” on Academy of American Poets' poets.org (2020)^[31]
“Republic Americana” in Pinwheel Journal^[32]
“Master of Your Make-Believe” in Pinwheel Journal^[32]
"we live best/ in the spaces between two loves" in Anomaly^[33]
"Breakbeat Aubade with Anemones and Lucky Fish" in Anomaly^[33]

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