WHO WE ARE
Toyon Multilingual Literary Magazine is an abolitionist and anti-colonial platform for literary, spoken, and visual art edited by students at Cal Poly Humboldt. Toyon recognizes the revolutionary potential of art in the interconnected struggles for the liberation of all oppressed peoples while also acknowledging the role that writers, publishers, and literary institutions continue to play in shaping, regulating, and maintaining the status quo. We understand that art has the power to either oppress or liberate. Toyon chooses liberation. As such, Toyon centers the ongoing, intentional work of antiracism and decolonization in both its content and editorial practices.
