Meditations on Life and Logic(s)
2026 · August 11, 2026
This essay is part memoir, quarterly report, love letter and mourning.
J. Khadijah Abdurahman
Khadijah Abdurahman is the editor in chief of Logic(s).
Editor’s Letter: Out of Place
Out of Place · December 10, 2024
An introduction to issue 22 by Editor in Chief J. Khadijah Abdurahman
View From the Nuba Mountains: An Interview with Kuna
Medicine and the Body · September 27, 2024
“Previously, when I was outside of Sudan, I was very much like, “I’m just Sudanese.” But now, I find myself more and more—I don’t want to say less willing—but I will say I feel safer identifying as a Nuba.”
On Sudan and the Interminable Catastrophe: A Conversation with Bedour Alagraa
Medicine and the Body · September 27, 2024
“In terms of genres of the human, I think that Sudan has a lot to tell the world about our assumptions about Man, because it’s a country that doesn’t have very many white people at all.”
Logic(s) Enters The Collective at Incite
Medicine and the Body · September 27, 2024
Editor in Chief J. Khadijah Abdurahman introduces The Collective, the new organizational configuration of Logic(s)
Letter from the Editor on Medicine and the Body in Tech
Medicine and the Body · September 27, 2024
Editor in Chief J. Khadijah Abdurahman introduces Logic(s) issue 21
Coming of Age during Wartime in Sudan: A Conversation with Omnia Mustafa
Medicine and the Body · September 27, 2024
“When we are engaging with African people, they tell us, ‘You’re too Arab for us.’ And when we engage with Arab people, they tell us, ‘You’re too African for us.’”
What Meaningful Words Remain To Be Said: Letter from the Editor on the Genocide in Gaza
policy: seductions and silences · December 13, 2023
A letter on Palestine from Logic(s) editor in chief J. Khadijah Abdurahman.
Policy: Seductions and Silences
policy: seductions and silences · December 13, 2023
A legitimately technological undertaking must deeply engage with poetry and testimonies from the wretched of the earth.
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supa dupa skies (move slow and heal things) · May 17, 2023
A poem riffing on Rae Sremmurd.
Logic(s): The Next Chapter
Pivot · December 21, 2022
The Logic founding manifesto, 2.0.
Birthing Predictions of Premature Death
Home · August 22, 2022
How family policing became data-driven.
A Body of Work That Cannot Be Ignored
Beacons · December 25, 2021
What does it mean to “Get Out!” in the twenty-first century? How do we build fugitive technologies?