FINOkoye
@FINOkoye@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp 3 days ago
#ZineKlaxon!

Looking for #UK zines (or from the British "Commonwealth") related to Harvest - farming, food inequality/justice, food production, labour rights, solidarity in - and with - rural communities etc.

Anything and everything that could give a small urban community insights into the concept of 'Harvest' but from often less highlighted perspectives.

Will happily purchase them too :)

Please do share!

#Zines#ConnectingCommunities#Harvest#Food
Unsalted Counter-Info
@unsalted@kolektiva.social  ·  activity timestamp 2 weeks ago

New Zine: RESIST ICE FASCISTS IN CHICAGO

https://unsalted.noblogs.org/post/2025/08/19/new-zine-resist-ice-fascists-in-chicago/

Printing & Screen Reading: https://unsalted.noblogs.org/files/2025/08/RESIST-ICE-FASCISTS-IN-CHICAGO-zine-Aug-2025.pdf

#Chicago#ICE#ChingalaMigra#Anarchism#DirectAction#Zines

Excerpt from front of "Resist ICE Fascists in Chicago" pamphlet. The title is above an illustration of two people sitting at a table facing each other. One is a white man wearing a hard hat and yellow reflective vest with a single cookie in front of him. Across from him is a black man wearing a t-shirt and with nothing in front of him. Between them both in the background is a bald man in a suit atop a huge pile of cookies, pointing to the black man as he says to the white man "Careful mate... that foreigner wants your cookie!"
Excerpt from front of "Resist ICE Fascists in Chicago" pamphlet. The title is above an illustration of two people sitting at a table facing each other. One is a white man wearing a hard hat and yellow reflective vest with a single cookie in front of him. Across from him is a black man wearing a t-shirt and with nothing in front of him. Between them both in the background is a bald man in a suit atop a huge pile of cookies, pointing to the black man as he says to the white man "Careful mate... that foreigner wants your cookie!"
Excerpt from front of "Resist ICE Fascists in Chicago" pamphlet. The title is above an illustration of two people sitting at a table facing each other. One is a white man wearing a hard hat and yellow reflective vest with a single cookie in front of him. Across from him is a black man wearing a t-shirt and with nothing in front of him. Between them both in the background is a bald man in a suit atop a huge pile of cookies, pointing to the black man as he says to the white man "Careful mate... that foreigner wants your cookie!"
Unsalted Counter-Info
@unsalted@kolektiva.social  ·  activity timestamp 2 weeks ago

New Zine: RESIST ICE FASCISTS IN CHICAGO

https://unsalted.noblogs.org/post/2025/08/19/new-zine-resist-ice-fascists-in-chicago/

Printing & Screen Reading: https://unsalted.noblogs.org/files/2025/08/RESIST-ICE-FASCISTS-IN-CHICAGO-zine-Aug-2025.pdf

#Chicago#ICE#ChingalaMigra#Anarchism#DirectAction#Zines

Excerpt from front of "Resist ICE Fascists in Chicago" pamphlet. The title is above an illustration of two people sitting at a table facing each other. One is a white man wearing a hard hat and yellow reflective vest with a single cookie in front of him. Across from him is a black man wearing a t-shirt and with nothing in front of him. Between them both in the background is a bald man in a suit atop a huge pile of cookies, pointing to the black man as he says to the white man "Careful mate... that foreigner wants your cookie!"
Excerpt from front of "Resist ICE Fascists in Chicago" pamphlet. The title is above an illustration of two people sitting at a table facing each other. One is a white man wearing a hard hat and yellow reflective vest with a single cookie in front of him. Across from him is a black man wearing a t-shirt and with nothing in front of him. Between them both in the background is a bald man in a suit atop a huge pile of cookies, pointing to the black man as he says to the white man "Careful mate... that foreigner wants your cookie!"
Excerpt from front of "Resist ICE Fascists in Chicago" pamphlet. The title is above an illustration of two people sitting at a table facing each other. One is a white man wearing a hard hat and yellow reflective vest with a single cookie in front of him. Across from him is a black man wearing a t-shirt and with nothing in front of him. Between them both in the background is a bald man in a suit atop a huge pile of cookies, pointing to the black man as he says to the white man "Careful mate... that foreigner wants your cookie!"
tempural
@scumsuck@blorbo.social  ·  activity timestamp last month

I made a 16 page double-sided mini-zine template for one single sheet of 8.5x11 paper.

https://wiki.scumsuck.com/zines:templates#page_mini-zine

Please read, download, and use freely! And let me know if there's anything I need to clarify 😺

#zines

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Shotgun Seamstress
@shotgunseamstress@kolektiva.social  ·  activity timestamp last month

KYKY is a digital archive and educational resource for lesbian, queer, gender non conforming, and trans people of the African Diaspora.

Old magazines, photos, interviews articles, personal ads and more.

#BlackLesbian#BlackWomen#LGBTQ #2SLGBTQIA#QueerArchive#QueerCulture#DigitalArchive#Magazine #zines

https://www.kykyarchives.com/explore

The cover of "THING" Magazine (1991). Bright red background, the title in black, bold lettering across the top. Below that, a black and white photo of a grimacing woman, fully made up with long lashes and long feather earrings . A list of contents is on the bottom left: Dennis Cooper, Vaginal Davis, Essex Hemphill, Gary Indiana, ishmael Houston-Jones, Lady Miss Kier, Ultra Nate.
The cover of "THING" Magazine (1991). Bright red background, the title in black, bold lettering across the top. Below that, a black and white photo of a grimacing woman, fully made up with long lashes and long feather earrings . A list of contents is on the bottom left: Dennis Cooper, Vaginal Davis, Essex Hemphill, Gary Indiana, ishmael Houston-Jones, Lady Miss Kier, Ultra Nate.
The cover of "THING" Magazine (1991). Bright red background, the title in black, bold lettering across the top. Below that, a black and white photo of a grimacing woman, fully made up with long lashes and long feather earrings . A list of contents is on the bottom left: Dennis Cooper, Vaginal Davis, Essex Hemphill, Gary Indiana, ishmael Houston-Jones, Lady Miss Kier, Ultra Nate.
Front page of a newspaper called "The Womanist," published March 1989. The title appears at the top of the page in a font that looks painted with a brush. Below in bold san serif font, "Happy International Women's Day and Black Heritage Month." There is a large drawing on the left hand side of the page of a black woman rolling up her sleeve in a way that signifies strength.
Front page of a newspaper called "The Womanist," published March 1989. The title appears at the top of the page in a font that looks painted with a brush. Below in bold san serif font, "Happy International Women's Day and Black Heritage Month." There is a large drawing on the left hand side of the page of a black woman rolling up her sleeve in a way that signifies strength.
Front page of a newspaper called "The Womanist," published March 1989. The title appears at the top of the page in a font that looks painted with a brush. Below in bold san serif font, "Happy International Women's Day and Black Heritage Month." There is a large drawing on the left hand side of the page of a black woman rolling up her sleeve in a way that signifies strength.
Cover of BLK magazine (August 1990) The Cover is neon green with a black and white image of Dr. Marjorie Hill on the cover sitting in a large rattan peacock chair. She was New York City's Lesbian and Gay Representative at City Hall. She looks professional and stylish, wearing a dark blazer and long, flowing kente cloth skirt. The letters BLK are large and bold in the top left of the cover.
Cover of BLK magazine (August 1990) The Cover is neon green with a black and white image of Dr. Marjorie Hill on the cover sitting in a large rattan peacock chair. She was New York City's Lesbian and Gay Representative at City Hall. She looks professional and stylish, wearing a dark blazer and long, flowing kente cloth skirt. The letters BLK are large and bold in the top left of the cover.
Cover of BLK magazine (August 1990) The Cover is neon green with a black and white image of Dr. Marjorie Hill on the cover sitting in a large rattan peacock chair. She was New York City's Lesbian and Gay Representative at City Hall. She looks professional and stylish, wearing a dark blazer and long, flowing kente cloth skirt. The letters BLK are large and bold in the top left of the cover.
Shotgun Seamstress
@shotgunseamstress@kolektiva.social  ·  activity timestamp last month

“Black Weirdos” from the first issue of #ShotgunSeamstress zine (2006) featuring #FlorynceKennedy and #SunRa.

20 years ago it felt necessary to assert our right as Black people to express ourselves freely without our racial identity being called into question. (In other words, other Black people might say you were “acting white” if you exhibited any behaviors outside of what was considered the norm for Black people, including listening to rock music.)

While so many social issues remain the same or have even worsened since then, I’m glad to say that I’ve seen improvement in this area over the last couple of decades. If you dare to call a Black punk rock, book smart, awkward, nerdy anime loving gamer “white” you just look like an ignorant dumbass at this point.

#zines#BlackPunk #BlackLiberation #BlackFedi#DontCallMeWhite#Xerox #photocopy#CutAndPaste

The image features a black and white layout highlighting two figures: Florynce Kennedy and Sun Ra. Florynce wears her trademark cowboy hat and Sun Ra wears a headdress that seems to reference either Ancient Egypt or outer space. The text includes quotes and descriptions of their lives and contributions, emphasizing Kennedy's outspoken activism and Sun Ra's unique musical style and cosmic philosophies. The pages are laid out by hand with scissors and glue and the text was typed out on a typewriter. The pages are photocopied which has made the images grainy.
The image features a black and white layout highlighting two figures: Florynce Kennedy and Sun Ra. Florynce wears her trademark cowboy hat and Sun Ra wears a headdress that seems to reference either Ancient Egypt or outer space. The text includes quotes and descriptions of their lives and contributions, emphasizing Kennedy's outspoken activism and Sun Ra's unique musical style and cosmic philosophies. The pages are laid out by hand with scissors and glue and the text was typed out on a typewriter. The pages are photocopied which has made the images grainy.
The image features a black and white layout highlighting two figures: Florynce Kennedy and Sun Ra. Florynce wears her trademark cowboy hat and Sun Ra wears a headdress that seems to reference either Ancient Egypt or outer space. The text includes quotes and descriptions of their lives and contributions, emphasizing Kennedy's outspoken activism and Sun Ra's unique musical style and cosmic philosophies. The pages are laid out by hand with scissors and glue and the text was typed out on a typewriter. The pages are photocopied which has made the images grainy.
Shotgun Seamstress
@shotgunseamstress@kolektiva.social  ·  activity timestamp last month

KYKY is a digital archive and educational resource for lesbian, queer, gender non conforming, and trans people of the African Diaspora.

Old magazines, photos, interviews articles, personal ads and more.

#BlackLesbian#BlackWomen#LGBTQ #2SLGBTQIA#QueerArchive#QueerCulture#DigitalArchive#Magazine #zines

https://www.kykyarchives.com/explore

The cover of "THING" Magazine (1991). Bright red background, the title in black, bold lettering across the top. Below that, a black and white photo of a grimacing woman, fully made up with long lashes and long feather earrings . A list of contents is on the bottom left: Dennis Cooper, Vaginal Davis, Essex Hemphill, Gary Indiana, ishmael Houston-Jones, Lady Miss Kier, Ultra Nate.
The cover of "THING" Magazine (1991). Bright red background, the title in black, bold lettering across the top. Below that, a black and white photo of a grimacing woman, fully made up with long lashes and long feather earrings . A list of contents is on the bottom left: Dennis Cooper, Vaginal Davis, Essex Hemphill, Gary Indiana, ishmael Houston-Jones, Lady Miss Kier, Ultra Nate.
The cover of "THING" Magazine (1991). Bright red background, the title in black, bold lettering across the top. Below that, a black and white photo of a grimacing woman, fully made up with long lashes and long feather earrings . A list of contents is on the bottom left: Dennis Cooper, Vaginal Davis, Essex Hemphill, Gary Indiana, ishmael Houston-Jones, Lady Miss Kier, Ultra Nate.
Front page of a newspaper called "The Womanist," published March 1989. The title appears at the top of the page in a font that looks painted with a brush. Below in bold san serif font, "Happy International Women's Day and Black Heritage Month." There is a large drawing on the left hand side of the page of a black woman rolling up her sleeve in a way that signifies strength.
Front page of a newspaper called "The Womanist," published March 1989. The title appears at the top of the page in a font that looks painted with a brush. Below in bold san serif font, "Happy International Women's Day and Black Heritage Month." There is a large drawing on the left hand side of the page of a black woman rolling up her sleeve in a way that signifies strength.
Front page of a newspaper called "The Womanist," published March 1989. The title appears at the top of the page in a font that looks painted with a brush. Below in bold san serif font, "Happy International Women's Day and Black Heritage Month." There is a large drawing on the left hand side of the page of a black woman rolling up her sleeve in a way that signifies strength.
Cover of BLK magazine (August 1990) The Cover is neon green with a black and white image of Dr. Marjorie Hill on the cover sitting in a large rattan peacock chair. She was New York City's Lesbian and Gay Representative at City Hall. She looks professional and stylish, wearing a dark blazer and long, flowing kente cloth skirt. The letters BLK are large and bold in the top left of the cover.
Cover of BLK magazine (August 1990) The Cover is neon green with a black and white image of Dr. Marjorie Hill on the cover sitting in a large rattan peacock chair. She was New York City's Lesbian and Gay Representative at City Hall. She looks professional and stylish, wearing a dark blazer and long, flowing kente cloth skirt. The letters BLK are large and bold in the top left of the cover.
Cover of BLK magazine (August 1990) The Cover is neon green with a black and white image of Dr. Marjorie Hill on the cover sitting in a large rattan peacock chair. She was New York City's Lesbian and Gay Representative at City Hall. She looks professional and stylish, wearing a dark blazer and long, flowing kente cloth skirt. The letters BLK are large and bold in the top left of the cover.
Shotgun Seamstress
@shotgunseamstress@kolektiva.social  ·  activity timestamp last month

“Black Weirdos” from the first issue of #ShotgunSeamstress zine (2006) featuring #FlorynceKennedy and #SunRa.

20 years ago it felt necessary to assert our right as Black people to express ourselves freely without our racial identity being called into question. (In other words, other Black people might say you were “acting white” if you exhibited any behaviors outside of what was considered the norm for Black people, including listening to rock music.)

While so many social issues remain the same or have even worsened since then, I’m glad to say that I’ve seen improvement in this area over the last couple of decades. If you dare to call a Black punk rock, book smart, awkward, nerdy anime loving gamer “white” you just look like an ignorant dumbass at this point.

#zines#BlackPunk #BlackLiberation #BlackFedi#DontCallMeWhite#Xerox #photocopy#CutAndPaste

The image features a black and white layout highlighting two figures: Florynce Kennedy and Sun Ra. Florynce wears her trademark cowboy hat and Sun Ra wears a headdress that seems to reference either Ancient Egypt or outer space. The text includes quotes and descriptions of their lives and contributions, emphasizing Kennedy's outspoken activism and Sun Ra's unique musical style and cosmic philosophies. The pages are laid out by hand with scissors and glue and the text was typed out on a typewriter. The pages are photocopied which has made the images grainy.
The image features a black and white layout highlighting two figures: Florynce Kennedy and Sun Ra. Florynce wears her trademark cowboy hat and Sun Ra wears a headdress that seems to reference either Ancient Egypt or outer space. The text includes quotes and descriptions of their lives and contributions, emphasizing Kennedy's outspoken activism and Sun Ra's unique musical style and cosmic philosophies. The pages are laid out by hand with scissors and glue and the text was typed out on a typewriter. The pages are photocopied which has made the images grainy.
The image features a black and white layout highlighting two figures: Florynce Kennedy and Sun Ra. Florynce wears her trademark cowboy hat and Sun Ra wears a headdress that seems to reference either Ancient Egypt or outer space. The text includes quotes and descriptions of their lives and contributions, emphasizing Kennedy's outspoken activism and Sun Ra's unique musical style and cosmic philosophies. The pages are laid out by hand with scissors and glue and the text was typed out on a typewriter. The pages are photocopied which has made the images grainy.