Welcome to Them, All Magazine, bringing together poetry,
critical writing and net/code and software art with the
aim of strengthening the interdisciplinary study of
reproductive politics.
There is a podcast available with accessibility in mind
but also because many writers like to read their work
and many listeners love to listen.
This issue is made up of a code poem by artist, coder and
software studies scholar Winnie Soon and
Dr. Kimala Price's essay, a Black Feminist reflection on
the 'unsurprising' overturning of Roe v. Wade.
Them, All magazine is a space to think about the racial
and gender politics of the Internet. From the viral
repetition of harmful representations, to the artwork or
poem as means of infecting and transforming dominant
culture.