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Logic(s) is a Queer Black and Asian magazine devoted to deepening the discourse around technology. We publish three times per year in print and digital formats.

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Where Deer Stroll Peacefully Past Computers

Where Deer Stroll Peacefully Past Computers

Moments of social mobilization enliven and expand our political imagination. Among the things that sorely need reimagining is our technology.

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Meatspace

Meatspace

No one yet knows what a body can do.

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Two Step

Two Step

We hope you will hold on to what we have made.

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• J. Khadijah Abdurahman, Xiaowei R. Wang

Logic(s): The Next Chapter

Logic(s): The Next Chapter

The Logic founding manifesto, 2.0.

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the joke / less hope by Danez Smith

Two poems from Smith’s latest collection, Bluff.

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falling in love in arabic / In Sitti’s Garden by Rasha Abdulhadi

On sustaining Palestinian land and livelihood.

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Lincoln and the Harvester C-100 by R.S.A. Garcia

Until the Harvester arrived to clear large tracts of agricultural land, the Farmhand 4200 was the only bot in Tantie Merle’s village.

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When They Call, You Answer by Gabrielle Harry

“The ancestors. They don’t speak aloud. They send messages directly to our minds.”

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• Craig Gent

Under the Scan Gun: Algorithmic Worker Management in English Coal Country

Warehouse scan guns and other ways of manipulating worker pacing and decision making.

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• Xander Peters

Louisiana's Coastline in Crisis

Louisiana's Coastline in Crisis

An investigation into the now cancelled $50 billion Coastal Master Plan authorized by state lawmakers.

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Memory Work as Antidote to Salvadoran Displacement with Alejandro Villalpando & Paula Ayala

Memory Work as Antidote to Salvadoran Displacement with Alejandro Villalpando & Paula Ayala

On armed resistance following the 1980s civil war in El Salvador and the infrastructures of memory among the United States-based diaspora communities.