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A comic that focuses on being fat, chronically ill, and dealing with fat shaming (and other forms of discrimination) from doctors. The end of the zine contains resources about navigating doctor visits as a fat person titled “fat hacks at the doctors.”

24 pages in English.

Scope and Contents A newspaper affiliated with the Marxist-Leninist Freedom Road Socialist Organization offering coverage and analysis of the battles facing working and low-income people, students, and immigrants. The writers and staff of Fight Back! are activists and organizers. This issue covers the struggle for community control of the police, union elections, the political repression of Palestinian American activist Rasmea Odeh, and whether or not Trump is a fascist. Published in Minneapolis,...

Scope and Contents A study prepared by the Marxist-Leninist Freedom Road Socialist Organization about the mass line, the method of organizing formalized by the Communist Party of China (CPC). This pamphlets walks through the nuances of mass work with examples from the author’s past experience, quotes from CPC Chairman Mao Zedong, and questions to guide the study. The end of the pamphlet contains mock scenarios for practicing mass line ideas and recommended reading. Published by the Freedom Road...

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A LGBTQA+ focused zine made "by teens for teens" run by the Montclair High School Gay-Straight Alliance as an outlet to express their identities and share stories.

Published in Montclair, California, United States by The Montclair High School Gay Straight Alliance with contributors Gabriela Amelia, Jacob Walter, A.L. Booth, Daniel Schapiro, Alexis Dickerson, Sophie Schobert, and Anna Karapin-Springorum. 16 pages in English.

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A LGBTQA+ focused zine made by the Montclair High School Gay Straight Alliance that features information including a glossary and resources for people who seek to be inclusive and supportive of gay and transgender people.

Published in Montclair, California, United States by The Montclair High School Gay Straight Alliance with contributors Gabriela Amelia, Sophie Schobert, B, Sophie Sander, Daniel Schapiro, and Jane Brandt. 24 pages in English.

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An anarchist zine about trauma, addiction, femme, post-traumatic stress disorder, sobriety, and being misgendered and misraced.

Published in Toronto, Canada. 24 pages in English.

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A zine featuring creative writings, online status updates, and academic texts inspired by the author's friend. It covers topics ranging from selfie culture, sober stories, mixed race identity, and humility.

Published in Toronto, Canada. 24 pages in English.

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A series of anecdotes, stories, and poems focused on blending witchcraft, Judaism, and Buddhism; colonization and misappropriation; and using “permaculture as a metaphor for building a healthy spiritual ecosystem by looking for the places where boundaries overlap.”

Published in Los Angeles, California. 32 pages in English.

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Essays, poetry, photography, drawings, and paintings centered on intimacy, (a)sexuality, and how they interact with disability, queerness, and neurodivergence.

Published in Minneapolis, Minnesota with contributors Kayla Rose, Jespa Kieselstein, Olivia Montoya, V, Liza Lauper, Mica McDonald, Kelsie Kachel, Barbara Ruth, Jacklyn Janeksela, Barbara, Sky Cubacub, Maira, and Raymond Luczak. 84 pages in English.

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A short zine with health insurance advice with pictures of cats.

Published in Minneapolis, Minnesota. 20 pages in English.

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A short tutorial zine on making zines. Gives descriptions of what zines are, zine genres, how to fold zines, and goes over buying and selling them.

Published in Minneapolis, Minnesota. 16 pages in English.

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A zine about representations and archetypes of transgender people that reinforce the ideology that gender transgressions are deviant and that portray transgender individuals as hypersexual, criminal, and mentally ill. This zine explores five common media tropes and why these portrayals should be challenged.

Published in Minneapolis, Minnesota. 8 pages in English.

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Self-described as an "anti-depression guide/guide to a freer, more lawless life," this zine contains essays and point-by-point suggestions on ways to fight sadness, anxiety, and boredom.

Published in Lansing, Kansas by Pioneers Press. 62 pages in English.

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A continuation of “Do-It-Yourself Guide to Fighting the Big Motherfuckin' Sad,” this zine contains how-tos and peptalks on overcoming sadness and the trials of modern life.

Published in Lansing, Kansas by Pioneers Press. 28 pages in English.

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A feminist zine focused on friendship and support among women, miscommunication, an abusive relationship, gardening, and the loss of white friends.

Published in Seattle, Washington by Brown Recluse Zine Distro. 20 pages in English.

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A zine about surviving abusive relationships, feeling disconnected from culture, health issues and healthcare, and living in the northwest.

Published in Seattle, Washington by Brown Recluse Zine Distro. 32 pages in English.

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A stream of consciousness zine about being bi-polar and mental health at the onset of winter. It also contains a collage poster in the middle of the zine.

Published in Seattle, Washington by Brown Recluse Zine Distro. 20 pages in English.

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A zine focused on the author’s trauma due to crossing the border, the lack of accessible health care in the United States, and feeling impotent in regard to being unable to change policies that oppress undocumented immigrants. This zine also includes an interview with the author’s mother about her experience crossing the border.

Published in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania by No Shame Distro. 24 pages in English and Spanish.

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A zine created to explore and expose societal constructs in media and society regarding aesthetic ideals of women’s size and weight.

Published in California, United States by thehandandtheart. 24 pages in English.

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A perzine about radical self-care and dealing with mental health issues that is focused on antidepressants, social anxiety, and recovery from alcoholism and disordered eating as well as with queerness, nutrition, feminism, and the author’s love of microbes.

Published by Small Magic Zine. 32 pages in English.