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So I’m compiling a list of zines done by POC transwomen and trans femmes. I can’t possibly know everything being put out in every geographic region so please let me know of any zines you know!
Also as Eighteen made me realize, I want to use the term zine loosely. So chapbooks can be included as well as any sort of self-published work.
Also please re-post, you can also email me at noshamedisto at gmail.com.
Sorry for the cross posting!
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When you run into your most recent ex on what would have been your official 1-year anniversary. I need to stop thinking about people bc apparently my bruja powers are too strong. 😐😑😐😑😐😑😐😑😐😑
OHSHIT! Look who was right outside the #QBTC bookfair yesterday! 🙀😻😎 #ShotgunSeamstress #AtomicTanlines #BlackPunx #SmallAssWorld (at Centre Communautaire De Loisirs Sainte Catherine D'alexandrie)
I have been meaning to post this for a while but better late then never.
Sarah McCarry who puts out the Guillotine chapbook series was kind enough to donate 25 of the Punk chapbooks to No Shame Distro.
This chapbook is witty, critical and made me think about my own relationship to punk. Both Mimi and Golnar are great writers so reading this dialogue unfold between them was really a treat.
We will be selling these, sliding scale from $5-$10, at all the events we are tabling until we sell out.
-K
I’ve been seeing way too much coverage of the terrorist rather than of the victims, which isn’t right, so I made this. Went more realistic to get more of a resemblance, and all information is based off what I could find on the internet. Hopefully it’s all accurate, if something isn’t, please tell me.
Such a horrible event. RIP.
It’s quite fascinating to hear established academics either downplay Twitter or lambast it all together without considering the advancements the space has made possible for people of color. This subtle erasure may be exactly why writers of color thrive there.
For a Writer of Color, Is Twitter More Valuable Than an MFA? - Pacific Standard (via arabellesicardi)
Inside #Newark #CityHall’s golden dome, which was covered in 24 carat gold by developer, extreme overachiever and ultimate fraud, Harry Grant back in 1986. Today it shines on as new developments rise from the failed ones. (at Newark City Hall)
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#MedievalTwitter this morning.
Reading List:
Re-making The Real Middle Ages™ by Helen Young
The Invention of Race in the European MIddle Ages I: Race Studies, Modernity, and the Middle Ages by Geraldine Heng
The Invention of Race in the European Middle Ages II: Locations of Medieval Race by Geraldine Heng
Race-ing the Dragon: the Middle Ages, Race and Trippin’ into the Future by Cord J Whitaker
“Intersections: On Annoyances, Mistakes … and Possibilities” by Jonathan Hsy
J J Cohen, “On Medieval Race”
Divergent Bodies and Medieval Studies by Dorothy Kim
Diversity and #MedievalTwitter by Michelle R. Warren
“We present a compilation of historical documents, interviews, and critical analyses of STAR, a group of street queens in early 70s New York City who self-organized for survival and revolt. Contained within are pamphlets distributed by STAR, as well as interviews with and speeches by Sylvia Rivera and Marsha P. Johnson. ”
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⧫⧫ IMPORTANT CITATION & CORRECTION! ⧫⧫ From Reina Gosset.com: I just noticed Untorelli Press’ sylvia/star book and am glad that its compiled it and being distributed. but it also raised concerns that i’ve been thinking about for a while now. i’m glad everyone is sharing this material, it certainly does not belong to me and it needs to be shared as part of sylvia and star’s legacy. But i’m saddened when an anti-authoritarian press with a wider distribution reach (because of how oppression works) takes material that i worked hard for years to make accessible to the world and doesn’t credit the labor that went into gathering it. I unearthed this material thru hustling my way into spaces that are historically unaccessible to black trans women. Most recently when I went to the New York Public Library to try and find STAR’s statement I was accosted coming out the bathroom and scrutinized by security. This isn’t something new, just part of living for me. But that’s also part of the story of how the statement landed on the internet. So when black trans women like myself do a lot of the unearthing work but then a press never cites that labor but just shares a “new book”I say time out. Especially when the people behind the book are trying to highlight the work of star and trans people of color as revolutionary precursors to themselves. I have to say something because this is racism, ableism, white supremacy and transphobia at work and enacted, within our movement space. This was labor and like the stories of marsha and sylvia, the labor i put into this isn’t even considered labor but something new exiting and revolutionary. Why not just use your distro reach to link back to the people already doing that work? Again, i’m more than thrilled that the voices of trans revolutionaries are amplified and elevated but in that process do not erase the work of trans people of color that helped make your knowledge of star, sylvia and marsha possible, specifically black and latina trans women who did this as ways to connect with their own legacies of relationship and resistance. reina still here, —i originally uploaded that sylvia 1973 video after going thru the archives to find it: https://vimeo.com/45479858 re-wrote and pasted the star statement (previously not on the internet) after going to the notoriously transphobic new york public library and dealing with their security guards:http://thespiritwas.tumblr.com/post/43780113854/nyu-occupation-street-transvestites-for-gay-power edited and posted the sylvia radio show interview with officer pine during my ten year memorial post last year.http://thespiritwas.tumblr.com/post/19399849610/ten-posts-for-sylvia-riveras-ten-year-memorial—
i knew something felt off about a text that has no citations but somehow wields “historical”documents :( this perpetuates the erasure of transwomen of color!!
thank you Autisticcoded for calling this out.
SUPER IMPORTANT!! I see folx are re-blogging this zine and while its content is beautiful and important, the manner in which Untorelli Press obtained it is inherently MISOGYNOIR & TRANSMISOGYNIST!
If you are going to re-blog anything, please read above and only re-blog this revised version! Thank you <3
“Why not just use your distro reach to link back to the people already doing that work?”
Kapwa Magazine’s First Issue Sneak Peak!
Here are a couple of pages from the first issue. The release date as of right now will be on Friday, July 3. *This may be subjected to change.*
The Kapwa Team are looking forward to presenting you this first issue of what we hope will be of many.
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POC not wanting to date white people because of a history of colonization and systematic powers of oppression, fear of or weariness over casual and blatant racism, and/or the lack of a shared culture is NOT that same as white people not wanting to date POC because of caricatures that they created, stereotypes that they mock and replicate, and their own racism–whether they think they’re racist or not.
In short: POC are not and cannot be racist for not wanting to date white people. Whereas white people are just plain racist.
REKIA BOND DESERVED NONE OF THIS!
and i keep coming back to the fact that this da is a non-black poc. the idea that poc that are in positions of power in the political system will work on behalf of other poc is and has always been bullshit. this latina took a dive on a case where a cop shot and killed a black woman but went for blood when she had a chance to put a minority in jail. keep that in mind.
often to get to these positions, minorities have to sell their souls and their people out. none can or should be automatically trusted.
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Rekia Boyd not Bond
Disabled // Queer // Femme Trans Boi (he/him/his) // Latinx // Punk // Radical
My contribution to the Trans Day of Visibility! Fuck gender norms, I’m making my own definition of masculinity, and reinventing “pretty boy swag.” Reppin’ it for all the other disabled qtpoc folk out there. Rise up and let your vices be heard! Never be silenced, never let this world erase you. Live your truth and be proud, because you matter. Your voice, your presence, together we show the world that we matter, that we’re here and that they’re not taking shit away from us. No matter how much they oppress us, we ain’t goin no fuckin’ place! Keep on living your truth, and living authentically. You are beautiful and valid. Always remember that you matter, and that you are enough! ♡ ♡ ♡
