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'''Bamboo Girl''' was created by [[Sabrina Margarita Alcantara-Tan]] in 1995. | '''Bamboo Girl''' was created by [[Sabrina Margarita Alcantara-Tan]] in 1995. | ||
| − | The manifesto for | + | The manifesto for ''Bamboo Girl'' states: |
"Challenging racism, sexism, & homophobia from the Filipina/Asian Pacific Islander (API)/Asian mutt feminist point of view since 1995." | "Challenging racism, sexism, & homophobia from the Filipina/Asian Pacific Islander (API)/Asian mutt feminist point of view since 1995." | ||
Revision as of 01:40, 24 June 2013
Bamboo Girl was created by Sabrina Margarita Alcantara-Tan in 1995.
The manifesto for Bamboo Girl states:
"Challenging racism, sexism, & homophobia from the Filipina/Asian Pacific Islander (API)/Asian mutt feminist point of view since 1995."
Bamboo Girl wass based in NYC (Sabrina later moving to New Britain, CT) and is published annually or biannually, whenever there is the money to.
Bamboo Girl was featured in the compilation issue of Outpunk, which featured a collection of excerpts from zines the editor believed important. As well, Sabrina Alcantara-Tan appeared in the documentary film Grrlyshow, directed by Kara Herold, speaking about her zine alongside other female zine editors. In 2013, excerpts from Bamboo Girl were featured in the anthology The Riot Grrrl Collection, edited by Lisa Darms and published by The Feminist Press.
Bamboo Girl is included in the Sophia Smith Zine Collection at Smith College.
