Mirrors and Windows Issue #1: July 2017
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A magazine with a focus on celebrating the stories, poems, and art created about and/or by people of color. The first issue of Mirrors and Windows is finally here! In this issue it includes articles and poems that discuss the idea of independence and how it relates to people of color. This issue also contains news about the next issue and much more!
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