We seek submissions that focus on contemporary and/or historical
issues.
Submissions should address issues that relate to social problems,
group and/or personally oriented activism, in both the private
sphere and public arena.
Research should demonstrate in its analysis the intersections
of gender, race, class, and nation.
Submissions should be well polished and proofread thoroughly.
The writer should avoid using unnecessary jargon.
Each submission should include a "personal statement" from
the author, explaining their choice of topic, and how their personal
perspectives influenced their work.
Submissions are acceptable in a variety of formats such as research
papers, literary abstracts or commentaries, theme-oriented papers,
book reviews, etc.
Submissions should be original, previously unpublished works,
and not under consideration for publication elsewhere.
The maximum length is 6,000 words, including notes.
Citation format: Authors should pay close attention to parameters
outlined on the Style Guide.
The journal reserves the right to make editorial changes to
any manuscript accepted for publication to enhance clarity or
style. Authors will be consulted only if the editing has been
substantial, though they will be able to review their articles
prior to publication if they so choose. Authors should return
the corrected manuscripts to the journal by a specified deadline.
All submissions must include: one hard copy of the manuscript;
a digital version of the manuscript in Rich Text Format and saved on a CD-ROM;
an abstract of the paper; a cover sheet with the author's contact
information, including name, e-mail and postal addresses, and
phone number.
Except for the cover sheet, the manuscript should not include
any identification. In other words, please do not embed your
name in the header or footer of the document.
