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A guide to getting involved with sexuality activism in order to create a "cultural shift toward a more sexually accepting culture."

Published in Boston, Massachusetts by Pleasure Pie. 8 pages in English.

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A collection of art, poems, and stories by Navajo women designed to help Native women fight against assimilation, patriarchy, white supremacy, and colonization, and fight for a place in counterculture.

Published in Seattle, Washington by Brown Recluse Zine Distro with contributors Melanie Fey, Amber McCrary, and Bradley Werley. 48 pages in English.

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A collection of art, poems, and stories by Navajo women designed to help Native women fight against assimilation, patriarchy, white supremacy, and colonization, and fight for a place in counterculture.

Published in Seattle, Washington by Brown Recluse Zine Distro with contributors Melanie Fey, Amber McCrary, Bradley Werley, Kesheena, Tamara Seaton, and A. Saylor. 48 pages in English.

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A collection of art, poems, and stories by Navajo women designed to help Native women fight against assimilation, patriarchy, white supremacy, and colonization, and fight for a place in counterculture.

Published in Seattle, Washington by Brown Recluse Zine Distro with contributors Melanie Fey, Amber McCrary, Kasheena, Ariadne Wolf, Lola Brave, Debro Apo, and Shannon Goodman. 56 pages in English.

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Five cards with zine titles and art published by Mend My Dress Press with short descriptions on the back.

5 cards in English.

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The zine recalls the history of the author’s band and the drag, trans, queer, and music scenes in London they were a part of.

Published in Chapeltown, Leeds, United Kingdom by Footprint Workers Co Operative with contributors. 40 pages in English.

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A mini-zine with surreal drawings and short phrases decrying the author's brain.

Published in Dawson City, Canada by PeachMoonDIY. 24 pages in English.

Scope and Contents A submission based multi-media zine with series with stories, poem, and art by female, trans, and non-binary artists that aims to foster a community of artists. Published in Salt Lake City, Utah by SLC PINK with contributors Chloe Monson, Elaine Sayer, Meg Webb, Franny Gleave, Bianca Valesquez, Sydney Stansfield, Ana Cruz, Lily Lovell, Athena Splett, Madisen Bollinger, Karly Tingey, Kate Tingey, Maris Thompson, Elaina Court, Hannah Rose Murphy, Linnox Green, Feral Wilde,...

Scope and Contents A submission based multi-media zine with series with stories, poem, and art by female, trans, and non-binary artists that aims to foster a community of artists. Published in Salt Lake City, Utah by SLC PINK with contributors Chloe Monson, Elaine Sayer, Heather Mayer, Hannah Murphy, Jess Hughes, Gabi Manning, Lilly Smith, Ann Chen, Shley Oner, Joanelise Christensen, Amanda Swain, Courtney Coles, Sara Faulkner, Gisellle Morgan, Gheybin Comisch, Cami Lutz, Airi Sipes, Lis Pardoe,...

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Say It Loud! contains anecdotes and histories of Xicana women in the punk movement as well as track listings and art. It is the author’s final project for their college class RAZA 410: Seminar in Gender that seeks to combat the objectification and erasure of Xicana women.

Published in Oakland, California. 24 pages in English.

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A collaborative zine made as part of the Anchor Archive zine residency program on themes of addiction, sobriety, and intoxication culture that contains illustrations from both authors.

Published in Toronto, Canada. 36 pages in English.

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A Xeric grant-winning graphic narrative and illustrative novelette biography of Achsa Sprague, a 19th century feminist, abolitionist, and spiritualist as well as an autobiography of the author.

Published in Portland, Oregon. 60 pages in English.

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A collection of stories, poems, and art about women and feminism in the spirit of riot grrrl aimed at empowering the Salt Lake City community.

Published in Salt Lake City, Utah with contributors Alexa Clausen, DeAnn Emett, Eileen McCabe, Jack Martin, Erica Head, Amy Wilkins, Shauna Brock, Stephanie Novak, Renee Redmond, and Leisl A. Bonnell. 20 pages in English.

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A collection of stories, poems, and art about women and feminism in the spirit of riot grrrl aimed at empowering the Salt Lake City community.

Published in Salt Lake City, Utah with contributors Shauna Brock, Brian Frandsen, Becca Christian, Tamara Porter-Jones, Becki Rasmussen, Stephanie Novak, K Lu Quibelle, DeAnn Emett, Erica Head, and Jesse Parent. 32 pages in English.

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This comic intersperses the stories of the author’s grandmother's escape from Mexico during the Revolution of 1910-1920 with those from "official" history that features players including the Revolution's "Big Four": Pancho Villa, Emiliano Zapata, Alvaro Obregon and Venustiano Carranza.

Published in Somerville, Massachusetts. 24 pages in English and Spanish.

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A short illustrated story that examines how truth interacts with constructed reality by going back and forth between a cable show about an allegedly-haunted Mexican hacienda and the suspicious events that actually occurred there 100 years ago.

Published in Somerville, Massachusetts. 20 pages in English.

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A surreal comic zine arranged in a loose narrative that explores the author’s experience working at a peer support call center as a closeted transgender woman and as someone labeled “in recovery.”

10 pages in English.

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A journal zine that follows a week of the author not using any sanitary products during their period.

Published in Tomorden, United Kingdom by Stocking Stitch Studios. 16 pages in English.

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A comic and letter written in the second person about racism, classism, sexism, and capitalism directed at the author's white friends.

Published in New Orleans, Louisiana. 28 pages in English.

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This zine is explores how to approach people romantically and sexually in a way that is as positive and empowering as possible for everyone involved.

Published in Boston, Massachusetts by Pleasure Pie with contributors Casey Pegg and Nicole Mazzeo. 8 pages in English.