This year represents some notable changes for the journal, at a time when regressive US political and cultural agendas are threatening to reshape and degrade our collective lives and futures. While we can’t yet predict the politically-based impacts coming our way, or the modes of resistance and organizing that will inevitably follow, we can at least share some of the changes at the journal that we hope will help that resistance and organizing in some small ways.

I should note that the journal and its editors plan to continue their commitment to a broad scope of knowledge-sharing practices, and we hope to have increased participation from folks working in and with communities, engaged in activist work toward freedom, and offering up templates for successful campaigns or projects. We think this issue demonstrates some of those desires and actions. Our call for papers on (1) Ethnic Studies in K–12; (2) abolitionist...

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