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Claudia Owusu

March 28, 2018

Come to the Edge   “Mama greets the sun like he the homie from the block she ain’t seen in awhile”                        –Nasra Adem   I was born boiling under the heat of a West African sun at 1:30 p.m sweat pouring like bountiful rivers of coconut milk at the beach.   I was born …

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Belal Mobarak

October 31, 2017

A Son from North Africa   My cousin arrived a month ago I tell him living here is not so bad unless you are Black. He asks, do I pass for Black? I say I do not think so             maybe I would mistake you for Dominican which is to say  yes you are Black …

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Azia Armstead

November 8, 2017

Ode to the Dirt I walk barefoot in my grandmother’s yard to be soiled in your purity. Mother of land oceans cannot swallow, creator of town and tomb. You sky for the dead, ground for the living. You allow everything to have a backbone. When I hold you I am praying with my hands open. …

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Ebony Isis Booth

March 28, 2018

10 Reasons Why Your Right Eye Is Twitching 1 The French press of dark roast in a travel thermos, sweetened with amaretto liqueur before 10 am. 2 The letter from the IRS kindly thanking in order to inform, this year’s over-payment will be conveniently applied to ’07, ’08, ’09. 3 The tax refund you get …

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Sarah Myles Spencer

October 31, 2017

Says the Blood to the Slave Trader   I saw you there once, head, cloud thick, smoking your ruins.   There is a room and a loneliness inside it. A black         hole itch I cannot reach.   A piece   missing.   All the mestizo in one room; an island, chamber of a gun. Who …

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Nelly Bess

October 31, 2017

Black Joy   How uncomfortable are you That there is nothing to police here   How violent we are to love each other to death Our laughs a group of hostages killed by compliments That held us up   Before you made the sidewalk have to   Ain’t it criminal for us to steal this …

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Delisile Godeffroy-Taylor

October 31, 2017

How I Prepare for an Accounting Interview   I I let my hair grow out, at least a little. I don’t want the glare of my bald black head to distract you at our first meeting, when all it comes down to is that I like it that way. It’s comfortable and convenient. I love …

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Tammaka Staley

June 7, 2017

“Magik”   Once,   I was lake wading for men with shallow hearts.   ones still wet behind the ears.   still sewer and salt, never saline.   still thirsting for a good thing when a good thing already   riddles in their throats. Parched be their alter egos   still making homes in places they aren’t deep enough to survive …

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Trace DePass

May 12, 2017

When Black Men Want to Leave we heard the asthmatic baby cry when the door shut. we heard the bullet shell and body drop at the same time from miles away. heard you; that he was too busy to finish [or start] the note left us. heard him complaining about how much he didn’t like …

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***Featured Artist*** Siaara Freeman

March 28, 2018

Joy Lane is Not Dead “Cleveland police said Stephens shot and killed Robert Godwin, Sr., the 74-year-old victim picked by Stephens at random. In one of the videos, Stephens approaches Godwin, Sr. on the street, and makes the victim say the woman’s name “Joy Lane” before fatally shooting him. During a separate video, Stephens said, “She’s the reason …

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Wusgood Mag’s vision is to develop a longstanding sustainable space for underserviced urban artists to have their work published and shared publically. Beginning digitally, Wusgood hopes to grow into an online & print magazine that pays contributors and staff.
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