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A feminist zine by "Sarah" featuring an article by Erika Reinstein and art by Jenny Katsenios. Themes explored include how regionalism and family affect identity, classist aspects of the riot grrrl movement, confronting privilege, shame, and sexuality.

"Grrrl Scouts in a feminist collective and girl scout troop" for ault women based in New Orleans. This "field guide" is a "collection of skills and knowledge" for women to aid in building community networks to reisist "imperialist white supremecist capitalist cisheteropatriarchy." Topics addressed include how to build a fire, how to change a car's oil,informaiton about how to dafely protest, and recipes for food, beuaty products, and tintures.

A zine consisting of art relating to themes of political protest including anti-fascist, pro-resistance, and anti-President Donald Trump messages.

Sari of "You've Got a Friend in PA" shares their experiences of working in a Domestic Violence Safe House. Topics addressed include: how this experience shaped their personal and political idenity, challenges faced, the nonprofit politcal scene, and domestic violence and sexual assault.

A feminist zine with art and articles exploring rape culture, trauma and healing from childhood molestation, racism, and poetry.

Love Your Rebellion is "a feminist zine for everyday rebels," featuring a variety of contributers. This issue addresses topics including the feminist nature of George RR Martin, the impact of women and gender studies, and the intersection of race, religion, and homosexuality.

Love Your Rebellion is "a feminist zine for everyday rebels," featuring a variety of contributers. This issue uses art and creative writing to addresses topics including experiencing sexism while growing up, the power of affirmative consent, and classism.

A feminist zine by Bianca Ortiz addressing topics such as being Mexican-American, intersectionality, racism, and classism.

A feminist zine by Heather Lynn exploring themes including anarchy, anorexia, classism and racism within punk culture, punk music, and relationships.

A feminist zine by Marie that explores topics including racism, classism, rape, sexuality, body image, and self-love.