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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 reflects on teh Women's Movement, addressing topics including issues of class and race, violence adn sexuality, and self-defense.

"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 zine by Jolie Ruin feauturing collage art of pornography and food.

"Encounters is a collection of photographs taken by Dean Sameshima between 1993*2001 throughout Los Angeles, California, at varying 'tearooms.' Tearooms are public spaces, mainly public restrooms where men meet for anonymous sex." Sameshima started documenting these spaces as a way of "recording an important part of his history and Los Angeles gay history...While working on his project, many of the tearooms were being policed, riaded, and eventually shut down."

"Fat Girl is a zine for and abhout fat dykes. Fat Girl seeks to create a broad-based dialogue that both challenges and informs our notions of fat dyke identity." Articles address themes including sexuality. Sadomasochism, fat acceptance, fat advocacy, sex work, and child abuse.

A pulp-fiction novel published in 1963 with graphic descriptions and depictions of rape, kidnapping, and coersive sex portrayed as fetish material. The novella is illustrated by Superman creator Joe Shuster.

"Muchacha is a quarterly fanzine that seeks to: promote the 'f' word feminism, encourage involvement in the DIY music/art community, and inspire participation in grassroots activism."This issue discusses the case of teh San Antonio Four, rape culture, and pornography.

A zine by Kathleen Hanna, written in a variety of prose styles addressing topics such as sexism, love and relationships, sexuality, and sexual abuse.

A pornographic story with themes of authority and bisexuality.

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.