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Each issue takes about 3 months to produce, but planning the issue happens 3-6 months before that, so the pipeline for developing new talent (of any kind) actually takes quite a while. That translates to just about a year and a half, so we're just on the cusp of magazine toddlerhood.

Many (most?) magazines do not do this, so you would have no way to know the racial/gender/sexual orientation make up of the contributors.

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Because of this, you can see the skin color (and gender, but more on that later) of everyone who has been a part of the issue. Everyone gets a bio and image (sometimes a head shot, sometimes not). Transparency: We have decided to treat all of our contributors equally within the pages and in the contributorВ section of the website.We don't use anything we might glean from 100 word bios about marital status, sexual orientation or race when making these decisions. We request a short bio and publication history, but make decisions about inclusion completely on the merits of the work submitted. Submissions: Our submission policy is completely open.There are so many ways to answer this question, but I'll attempt few.

Each time that we send out a new issue, it seems that we receive a note from a reader along the lines of: Why are all of the contributors straight, married, rural Caucasians? As you might imagine, open- and broad-minded person that I'd like to believe I am, this inquiry hits me squarely in the gut and causes no end of introspection and concern.

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