TUSCALOOSA, Ala. —

An independent alumni group of the University of Alabama is fundraising for two university-affiliated magazines that were suspended by the administration, citing new federal anti-discrimination and diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) policies.

Funds raised will be used to cover printing costs and other needs, according to a statement by MASTHEAD.

MASTHEAD (Media Alumni Seeking to Highlight Equity and Diversity) said it is looking to raise $25,000 for both Alice Magazine and Nineteen Fifty-Six . The publications were put on hold because both focus on specific demographics.

Nineteen Fifty-Six is geared toward Black students, while Alice focuses on women.

The fundraising push, organizers say, underscores a gap in coverage for marginalized students.

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