This issue of Shadowbanned Magazine explores grief as both a personal and collective experience—132 pages examining how loss, power, and resistance shape our lives and our politics.

Inside the issue: • Minneapolis Rising — a powerful essay and photo series by photojournalist @wali_talks documenting the city the day after Renée Good was shot in Minneapolis.

• An interview with the designer behind the Indigenous fashion brand @primerrebeldedeamerica on reclaiming identity—and who really needs to “go back where they came from.”
• An investigation from @postp0stpost into Groypers and the online subculture reviving Nazi occult folklore like Agartha.
• A dispatch from @jphillll on the never-ending Cold War.
Alongside essays, visual work, and cultural reflections—including deeply personal stories of loss, from barriers to healthcare and job insecurity to other forms of everyday, systemic grief. And more exclusive work you’ll only find in print.
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Contributors:
Nick Pergue
Parham Ghalamder
Mason Harper
Miki Surma
Rohan Zhou-Lee
Ryan Evans
Maya Alinaizi
Hashim Al Hashimi
Wali Khan
Zach Hussein
Myriam Robinson-Puche
Postpostpost
Josh Potash

Interviews with:
Victor Vegas of Primer Rebelde de Americas
Michael Kissling of Abilityforge.net
Cira Pascual Marquinq professor at the Universidad Bolivariana de Venezuela

Content design:
Sydney Ziems
Nelli Visma Farah Merchant

Photography:
Wali Khan
Kaleah Teague

Editor:

Myriam Robinson-Puche