Categories | Feminism, Women's liberation |
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Frequency | Quarterly |
Founded | 1983 |
Company | Mukti Collective |
Based in | London, Birmingham, UK |
Mukti magazine, founded in 1983 was a quarterly British Asian magazine written and run primarily in London and Birmingham by a collective of Asian women, the 'Mukti Collective'.[1][2][3] Mukti has been contextualised as being part of a second wave of Black British and South Asian feminist periodicals.[4][5] Although based primarily in London and Birmingham, the magazine had international readership including readers from Amsterdam and India.[6] The title referred to political and spiritual liberation.[7] It was available by subscription, through a distribution agent named "Full Time Distribution" and by direct sales via Mukti's office.[8] They received funding from the Greater London Council and Camden Council.[9][7] The text was published in six different languages - English, Urdu, Hindi, Gujarati, Bengali and Punjabi - in order to make it accessible to as many readers as possible both to read and contribute to the magazine.[10][11][7]
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