Logic(s) Magazine - Incite at Columbia University

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Logic(s) Magazine

  • Project Team
    • J. Khadijah Abdurahman Editor-in-Chief
    • Sucheta Ghoshal Managing Editor
    • Michael Falco-Felderman Executive Director, Incite
    • Bones Jones Creative Director
    • Kenia Hale Production Assistant
  • Funded by Ford Foundation MacArthur Foundation Omiydar Network
  • Website logicmag.io

Logic(s) is a tech magazine that draw in voices and perspectives that remain outside, underexplored, and essential to thinking critically about technology from below.

Logic(s) was founded in 2016 as Logic, a magazine with a goal of deepening conversations about tech journalism by moving the genre beyond product reviews. In 2023, Logic partnered with Incite to re-launch as Logic(s), the first tech magazine to explore tech from Black, Asian and queer vantage points. Incite committed to providing administrative and other support to the magazine over the course of three years—with the aim of making Logic(s) a sustainable venture.

Logic(s) publishes biannual print and digital issues in a mix of media including reporting, features, graphic stories, poetry, speculative and science fiction, and visual essays.

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Through this relaunch, Logic(s) has dramatically expanded its universe of contributors and readers, putting scholarly articles alongside artwork, fashion pieces, science fiction, and analyses from incarcerated writers. The magazine also supports an extended intellectual network through public programming and fellowships.

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