leftout Magazine
FEATURED STORIES & Columns
Colonial Capital: How America Profits from Dispossession
Broderick Dunlap explains how America’s economy was built on stolen land and stolen labor—and it still runs on that colonial logic.
Political Storm in Ward 8: Council member Trayon White Faces Bribery Charges Amid Community Support
Washington D.C. councilmember Trayon White was arrested for taking money, and other gifts to pressure District agencies to award contracts to businesses that provide violence interruption programs.
THE ROUTE HOME
This poem, originally published earlier this year in Brooklyn Poets, where it was awarded poem of the week January 15th-21st, 2024. As LOM spends the next several months examining the way forward for Black struggle from the perspectives of activists, organizers, educators and more, Nyrie Benton illustrates the way it is and has been.
A Place We Call Home: the Story of Malcolm X Academy’s Opening Day
Educator Dejay Bilal recounts the opening day of the Malcolm X Academy for Afrikan Education and the role it has played in the Oak Park neighborhood of Sacramento, CA.