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  • ...responsible menstrual products, [[DIY]] sex toys, safer sex supplies, and gender empowerment items; and a zine library. The space is a wheelchair-accessible The Union for Gender Empowerment runs a small [[distro]] of fewer 20 different [[zine]]s, howeve
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  • ...dentity, binary vs. non-binary. The issue also includes a poem about Multi-Gender Hebrew and a comics of the mascot Twigz. [[Category:Gender]]
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  • ...responsible menstrual products, [[DIY]] sex toys, safer sex supplies, and gender empowerment items; and a zine library. The space is a wheelchair-accessible The Union for Gender Empowerment runs a small [[distro]] of fewer 20 different [[zine]]s, howeve
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  • ...ralian anarcha-punk zines: poststructuralism in contemporary anarchist and gender politics''' BA (Hons) Politics and Society - Griffith University, 2006, by ...one that is predicated on the material effects of a discursively congealed gender structure, but forms part of an ethos aiming to deconstruct this structure.
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  • This zine explored the intersections of "toughness" and gender. Pieces addressed topics like physical labor, yoga, visual representation,
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  • The mental health zines including topics about sex and gender, illness, medication, disability, and more. * Neither Doll Houses nor Tree Houses: On Living Outside of the Gender Binary
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  • ...sues and each one discusses a variety of topics, including mental illness, gender, abuse, addiction, and relationships.
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  • ...tful, nuanced, and at times cute. She addressed issues of race, privilege, gender, class. Another favorite topic was crushes and crush culture.
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  • It dealt with issues of race, gender, politics, and having fun. With basic [[Cut and Paste|cut n paste]] layout
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  • ...published in the 2000's. The zine covers queer bands, topics dealing with gender, feminism and race, and art by women. It is primarily in English, with occa ...cover of Issue five, released in 2006, announces that the zine is about, "Gender plus...F*U*C*K, Critical Feminism, glitter stars & faggot art!"
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  • Hannah has edited and continued to make [[Ax Wound]]: Gender & The Horror Genre. Mission statement: ...ror zine title! It is my hope that “Ax Wound” will create a dialogue about gender in the horror/slasher/gore genre — a genre typically thought to reinforce
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  • ...: 1999, 2016, and 2022. The zine's themes include teenage isolation, Y2K, gender transition, and parenting.
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  • ...History, No Self]] though personal, address political issues such as race, gender, and sexuality. A native New Yorker, Johanna is currently living in Bristol
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  • ...llection of thoughts, dreams, introspections and stories about genderqueer/gender variant and trans identity, Jewish identity and cultural heritage, and top
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  • ...[perzine]]s, [[DIY]], anarchy, direct action, ecology, feminism, [[punk]], gender & sexuality, mental health, prison, [[veganism|vegan]] and other zine genre
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  • ...ror zine title! It is my hope that “Ax Wound” will create a dialogue about gender in the horror/slasher/gore genre — a genre typically thought to reinforce
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  • ...lf and Rob's on the other. Topics generally addressed positive sexuality, gender fucking, sexism in the [[punk]] community, Rob's experience as a father, et
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  • ...e seek to create a safer space where women, people of color, queer, trans, gender variant folks, workers, and those who live at the intersections of these id
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  • ...we are all damaged by"; all of which lead to a destabilizing of gender and gender roles and stereotypes, making room for the milquetoast of both genders.
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  • ...The distro carried perzines, political, comics, mostly focusing on sex and gender. Generally [[zines]] carried were from Australia (in particular Novocastria
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  • ...n Narragansett land (Providence, RI) organised for and by queer, trans and gender non-conforming people on 2nd Sept 2023. *Beyond The Understanding Of Gender
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  • * Queerness, gender, and other shapeshifting
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  • ...oubt written in a humorous style. Other common themes are travelling, sex, gender and death. As of 2013, there are 7 issues.
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  • ..., frank and open discussions of sex and reproductive health, sexuality and gender issues, gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender articles (GLBT), poems, shor
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  • ...xy, loveable, and completely and utterly unlovable. Issue one focuses on [[gender]] and [[sexuality]]. Issue two will be published in Winter 2014.
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  • ...Fuck Yourself''' is an instructional zine "devoted to [[DIY]] sex toys and gender bending devices."
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  • ...whatever subjects I am interested in, with a special emphasis on queering gender and sexuality while making the postmodern academic critical theory related
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  • ...Orifice'' had a wild array of content including humor, Queer sexuality and gender bending, [[Punk]] music and related noise, and original [[Comic|comic]] art
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  • ...p by a “terms and definitions" resource guide on how to talk about sex and gender. Stink Eye editor Jessica Hogan gives user-friendly, accessible definitions ...rst issue aimed at upping the ante, Kansas City. Half part a sexuality and gender glossary, half discussion of sexism in punk scenes, decorated throughout wi
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  • *Gender Euphoria
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  • ...eminist [[zine]] ‘dedicated to challenging mainstream society's ideals and gender stereotypes as well as to putting the so-called "liberated" DIY-hardcore-pu
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  • ...ca]] writes, "it is my hope that ''Ax Wound'' will create a dialogue about gender in the horror/slasher/gore genre -- a genre typically thought to reinforce
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  • ...unk-adjacent scenes, by and for punks of color. Her zines focused on race, gender, and politics, with explicit commitments to postcolonial and women of color ...ersity of California, Berkeley. She is currently an associate professor of gender and women's studies and Asian American studies at the University of Illinoi
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  • ...ion has 200 zines with an emphasis on body image, feminism, mental health, gender, and sexuality based zines.
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  • ...vival and sustainability from the farm to the city, in addition to health, gender, sexuality, and a cruelty-free lifestyle. Pioneers Press release titles sea
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  • ...-shirt'' and ''robot-shirt'' - the primary protagonists lack both name and gender
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  • ...rrow lives rent free on the shelves of GRCGED (Guelph Resource Center for Gender Empowerment and Diversity) and lovely shelves they are. Currently Arrow Arc
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  • ...the Summer of 1995. Regular features include polemics on diy [[hardcore]], gender politics and straightedge, vegan recipes, freebies (calendars, patches, sti
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  • ...vival and sustainability from the farm to the city, in addition to health, gender, sexuality, and a cruelty-free lifestyle. Pioneers Press was previously nam
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  • ...nist discusses video games: Zine-maker provides alternative perspective on gender and video games]
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  • ...[[Riot Grrrl]] zine that contained opinion pieces about women in society, gender stereotypes, homophobia, and feminism, from the viewpoint of a young queer
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  • ...Rhetoric and Composition, Cultural Studies in the Humanities program, and Gender and Sexuality Studies. She works in grassroots community organizing, Do-It-
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  • ...on American journalist Lori Berenson, and one which promoted the use of a gender-neutral, third person pronoun, "tey".
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  • ...ut punk, contemporary anarchist and left political protest, body politics, gender and sexuality.
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  • ...and/or sex work; self-care; friendship; intersections of race, class, and gender; and okay, unicorns and karaoke. I’ve also got a soft spot for small-town
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  • ...ther young women covering topics in early 90s music subculture, mainstream gender (mis)representation, and also featured college, painting, drawing and photo
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  • ...ing a special - the never-made sixth issue has intended to be dedicated to gender fuck - but the project ended with issue four in 2003.
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  • ...rging writers, artists, poets and comic creators to explore issues of sex, gender and sexuality and receive some payment for their work.
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  • ...ished by [[Debbie Rasmussen]]. Bitch attempts to talk to young women about gender issues in a language they understand<sup>1</sup>.
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  • ...nds like Blatz, The Cramps, Dead Kennedys, Fifth Column, Lilliput, Nervous Gender, Pansy Division, Propaganghi, The Ramones, the Vindictives, X-Ray Spex, Yum
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  • ...ing on her suburban past as well as living in New Orleans. She talks about gender, sexuality, mortality and about war. She tells stories about doing bicycle
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  • ...der of any prejudices surrounding the author's name (including popularity, gender and place of origin), and thus level the playing field for the writer. Late
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  • This was Mimi's [[perzine]] and focused on issues of gender, race, privilege, class, and the intersections of these issues within a [[P
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  • ...n keeps a show diary; an article by Jesse on conservative media; Damien on gender imbalance in the queer-anarcho scene; interviews with [[Matt Wobensmith]] o
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  • ...ad in [[Maximum Rock and Roll]] begging for pen pals. However, due to some gender identity issues he wrote the ad as if he were a young, [[Punk|punk rock]] p
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  • ...es, including the politics and food, sex and relationships, the impacts of gender on body politics and self perception, and privilege within body contexts.
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  • ..."Tupperfucking the Javaqueen", a work of erotica that, uniquely, remained gender neutral throughout. Book reviews and music reviews were also included in th
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  • ...zine|travel stories]] written by a train-hopping, wanderlust-ridden young gender-fluid fellow by the name of Carrot (Krot).
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  • *Issue #3: talked about gender and the lack of, a queerpunk story, more hiking on the Appalacian Trail, an
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  • *Showcase Greater Lansing artists who explore gender-based discrimination through their work, as well as other artists everywher
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  • ...ed zines and all that includes, with zines that look at feminism, LGBT and gender identities, race and other topics and themes.
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  • ...e the relationships between fitness, DIY culture and activism, traditional gender roles (particularly expectations on cisgender males and so-called "manly" b
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  • ...er communities, the strength of her friends, coming to terms with assault, gender, sexuality, and identity and more. It has been featured in Volumes Six, Sev
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  • ...iction Foundation to mark excellence in the exploration of themes of race, gender, class and sexuality by an Australian writer. The Award was launched at the
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  • * [[The Union for Gender Empowerment]]
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  • ...of artist Robynn Iwata; essays entitled "Work Sucks", "Class Equality and Gender", and "Feelin' Like A Criminal"; a piece on the Guerilla Girls; an intervie
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  • ...ory, [[DIY]] and more. More personal writing about ageing, friendship, and gender expression was also included in later issues. The zine has included visits
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  • ..., relying heavily on submissions. Anyone, no matter what age, location, or gender can submit.
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  • .../Girl]] with Shyla Ann, exploring sexuality, queerness, feminism, class, & gender. Published in Mankato & Minneapolis, Minnesota. ...ain''' by Robnoxious" a collection of comics and writings about sexuality, gender, and being queer, including an interview with his parents about his father
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  • ...f the band The Mumps and Issue five presents Phranc from the bands Nervous Gender, Catholic Discipline and solo artist. Other features have included "The Mos
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  • ...01 Alternatives to Suicide for Teens, Freaks, and Other Outlaws'' and ''My Gender Workbook'', ''Madness'' by Jamina Lin (of Oh My Stars zine)
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  • ...l, secondhand pickups and Sweet Honey in the Rock. I demand we reclaim our gender!"; issue two is the "Hate Issue", with articles such as "Hate Freedom Rings
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  • ...n Peril's own experiences as a platinum blonde. The topics often relate to gender roles.
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  • ...t, performer, and writer. Her enigmatic work questions issues of identity, gender, and sexuality.
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  • *How DIY is gender and sexuality in DIY culture?
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  • ...video ''Gender Troublemakers'', and the zines [[Fembot]], [[Fuh Cole]], [[Gender Trash from Hell]], [[Holy Titclamps]], [[In Your Face]], [[Karma Label]], [
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  • ...uded Black Flag, Bob, Cosmetics, Crime, DOA, Feederz, Gears, Lewd, Nervous Gender, and others.
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  • *Musubi “An Exploration of Gender in Hong Kong” (2017)
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  • ...CD of local artists from the Tacoma area included) Macabre, Sex, Holidays, Gender, and Food. The Secrets issue is due out in November of 2011.
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  • ...ginning of the 1970s through performance and mail art, in order to explore gender identities and to subvert the starification process of a subculture. By exp
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  • ...dle Of Sticks]], [[Chainsaw]], [[Dry Pocket To Piss In]], [[Fucktooth]], [[Gender Trash]], [[High School Fag]], [[Hothead Paisan]], [[J.D.s]], and [[Zugang]]
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  • ...''' is a [[perzine]] created by [[Cindy Crabb]]. It covers topics such as gender roles, sexual abuse, [[anarchism]], depression, and the author's personal m
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  • ...by [[Jeffery Kennedy]] entitled "Sophisticated Boom Boom: The Shangri-Las, Gender Maligning and the Thrill of It All". There are articles on other topics as
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  • ...er communities, the strength of her friends, coming to terms with assault, gender, sexuality, and identity and more. The final issue, #14, was published in
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  • Eff went on to publish ''Every Thug Is A Lady: Adventures without Gender'' and start Crapandemic zine distro. They remain active in the zine communi
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  • ...ics ranging from music, feminism, art, fashion, food, politics, sexuality, gender, ethnicity, popular culture, travelling, relationships, parenting and much
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  • ...tivist|activism]], [[anarchism]], [[body image]], third wave [[feminism]], gender, parenting, queer community, [[riot grrrl]], sexual assault, and other topi
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  • ...ge]] lifestyle, including [[Veganism|veganism]], the total supersession of gender roles, violent insurrection against the state, turning one's life into a se
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  • ...couraged to submit! Contributors do not have to identify with a particular gender and/or as feminists in order to submit work to Hoax. ...etween us despite our differences". Typical issues discussed include race, gender, sex, sexuality, class, [[anarchism]], trans* identity, [[sexual assault]],
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  • *York Queer Women & Gender Group - QWGG
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  • ...t by an inside report on the workings of current labor unions, a memoir of gender mutiny, and an account of how to establish a squatted community center; oth
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  • ...red their thoughts and opinions on music, politics, bikes, gentrification, gender, class and, of course, the city itself. Reprinted here in their original fo
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  • ...on the publishing aspects of the operation, specifically on titles around gender, punk music, self-empowerment, and DIY.
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  • ...ed ''The Tale of Ripley'' about a psychopathic homeless person of confused gender living in New York and an interview with Green Smatroll, which is ska group
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  • ...he great cut and paste layout. She writes a lot about sexuality, feminism, gender issues, complicated friendships and relationships and a lot of other fun th
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  • ...tandqueer series so far, #8 focuses on Kelly Shortandqueer’s struggle with gender. This zine begins with a response to an e-mail that didn’t feel so good a
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  • ...new wave of more humane erotica. As discourse about sex and sexuality and gender moves from the bathroom, bedroom and gutter to the printed page, it gets mo
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  • ...rnalism. Over the years, Punk Planet has dealt with issues of labor, race, gender and sexuality. It was, for example, a stalwart supporter of the anti-global
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  • ...an option for people. And it’s amazing to me to see this fight to end the gender binary. Just that society’s moving in these directions despite all the is
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