INTRODUCING THE THEME OF
TOYON 70
Liberation Now!
Powerful institutions have kept people, notably indigenous people and people of color, in a perpetual state of marginalization and subjugation. These institutions affect every dimension of modern life: expression of sexual identity, socioeconomic positionality, professional and social opportunity, and mortality. They have lasted for hundreds of years and are reiterated with each new generation. What is necessary for liberation? Where in society does resistance manifest? What are the support structures which enable effective resistance? Compared to the past, what are new methods of resistance that we see from the new generation?
Volume 70 is a venue to share and showcase your experience with and also expression of resistance, community building, and liberatory practice.
Submit Fiction, Creative Nonfiction, Poetry, Spoken Word/Multimedia, Art and Visual Texts, Critical Analysis Essays—at www.toyonliterarymagazine.org. $100 awards in each genre.
****No hateful/oppressive language or imagery****
Volume 70 is a venue to share and showcase your experience with and also expression of resistance, community building, and liberatory practice.
Submit Fiction, Creative Nonfiction, Poetry, Spoken Word/Multimedia, Art and Visual Texts, Critical Analysis Essays—at www.toyonliterarymagazine.org. $100 awards in each genre.
****No hateful/oppressive language or imagery****
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Toyon Multilingual Journal of Literature and Art at Cal Poly Humboldt is a student-run platform for voices in written or spoken word and art. Toyon recognizes diversity across disciplines, cultures, and regional boundaries with an emphasis on inclusivity, intersectionality, and multilingualism. Our journal promotes environmental and social justice, both in our content and in our practice. We publish in digital and audio formats, in addition to print, to increase accessibility and reduce the use of paper.
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Toyon Multilingual Journal of Literature and Art (Toyon Plurilingüe Revista Académica de Literatura y Arte) de Cal Poly Humboldt es una plataforma dirigido por estudiantes. La revista represente las voces de estudiantes, con concentramiento en la escritura, poesía oral, y arte. Toyon reconoce la diversidad en todas las disciplinas, culturas, y identidades regionales con la énfasis de ser inclusivo, interseccional e multilingual. Nuestra revista promueve la justicia ambiental, igual que social, tanto en nuestro contenido como en nuestras prácticas. Publicamos en formatos digitales y de audio, además de libros impresos, para aumentar la accesibilidad y reducir el uso de papel.
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