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The Lineage issue of Libertroph Magazine includes nineteen pieces of art and storytelling that reflect the boundlessness of our collective inheritance.
The stories in the Lineage issue invite us into pre-colonial Indigenous Europe, and bring us into confrontation with our violent reality as settlers on Native Land. They profile white anti-racist ancestors from Angelina Grimké (1805-1879) to Frank Abarno (1891-1978) to Marilyn Buck (1947-2010). They weave possibilities through prose and poetry, and illuminate life beyond white supremacy through collage and critical inquiry.
The print edition is 100 pages with custom illustrations and archival images.
The Lineage issue of Libertroph Magazine includes nineteen pieces of art and storytelling that reflect the boundlessness of our collective inheritance.
The stories in the Lineage issue invite us into pre-colonial Indigenous Europe, and bring us into confrontation with our violent reality as settlers on Native Land. They profile white anti-racist ancestors from Angelina Grimké (1805-1879) to Frank Abarno (1891-1978) to Marilyn Buck (1947-2010). They weave possibilities through prose and poetry, and illuminate life beyond white supremacy through collage and critical inquiry.
The print edition is 100 pages with custom illustrations and archival images.