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"Aegis" was "A Magazine on Ending Violence Against Women," and was produced in Washington D.C through the 1970's and '80's. This issue addresses topics including creating safe spaces, survival rhetoric, racism, and abortion.

A feminist by "Brooke" and others that addresses issues including punk music, censorship in high school, abortion, and Michael Jackson.

Every Woman is Our Sister is a wonderful example of a feminist zine from this era of the Women's Movement. It shares news of the Women's Liberation Movement, poetry, and stories from women on topics ranging from birth control methods to female stereotypes to the role of rape in society.

A zine with information about natural methods of birth control, emphasizing how to observe and chart fertility signs.

"Before Roe v. Wade legalized abortion in the U.S. in 1973, the Abortion Counseling Services of Women's Liberation was a group of over one hundred women in Chicago who each anonymously answered to "Jane." When the group started in 1969, even providing information about abortion was a criminal act. Still, abortions were being sought and performed--and many people died as a result of the black market conditions of a procedure gone awry. Jane's role was to refer pregnant people to honest, safe, and reliable doctors and to provide them with empowering information, options, and agency in their own healthcare. And later, to learn to perform these abortions themselves and teach agency."--Publisher's description. https://microcosmpublishing.com/catalog/zines/2071

Sister Serpants is a radical feminist group. Mdwoman is their "zine mouthpiece." Poems and articles address topics including date rape, rape, self-defense, the intersectionality of race/ethinicty and gender, pornography, and abortion. Also featured are advertisements repurposed to demonstrate feminist messages.

A women-centered magazine adressing topics including: an essay on vaginas by Anne Severson, feminist subversion, a discussion of abortion and contraception by Angela Briggs, capitalism as a form of sexism, rape, grassroots organizing, book reviews, and music reviews.

A feminist zine discussing women in the labor movement. This zine features discussion of music by artists including Loretta Lynn, Woody Guthrie, and Peter Alsop.

A feminist zine exploring topics including love and relationships, religion, sexuality, punk music, and AIDS and safe sex.