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Leah Johnson

Leah Johnson is an essayist, fiction writer and hopeless midwesterner currently moonlighting as a New Yorker. Leah received her MFA in Writing from Sarah Lawrence College and is a 2018 Kimbilio Fiction Fellow. Her work—which can be found at Bustle, Electric Lit, Yes Poetry, Cosmonauts Avenue, The Establishment and elsewhere—is centered on the miracle and magic of black womanhood.
Posted on September 6, 2018 September 5, 2018

Peter Kavinsky Is Every White Boy I’ve Spent My Adulthood Getting Over

Leah Johnson
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dating, film, Growing Up, high school, media, Netflix, race, white people

How the recent Netflix film ‘To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before’ called all my internalized ideas of race and romance into question. Read more

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