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J Henry Hansen tracks the history of zines and the recent upsurge in popularity.

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Zines, zines everywhere. Fangirling began long before Twitter or Tumblr existed. The original platform for fans to gush about their idols and themselves ...
J Henry Hansen tracks the history of zines and the recent upsurge in popularity.
Suburban Blight zine supports #NetNeutrality. Keeping the internet accessible to everyone is crucial to maintain the free exchange of ideas.
Check out tumblr.fightforthefuture.org and https://www.battleforthenet.com for more info!
The employees of Babeland, an adult toy store in New York City, voted to join a labor union, citing common issues and others specific to their work and to transgender employees.
Congrats to all the amazing Babeland NYC workers on their big union win!
"Every student that comes to school and says 'I'm Cinderella' - should we give them a carriage to ride around in?" - Nancy Stacey, Marion County FL school board member, quoted in the NY Times.
Ignorant and disgusting comments like these contribute to a culture of violence and hostility towards anyone who doesn't fit within a rigid gender binary system.
I read this in the print NYT this morning and was going to share the online article, but then noticed that this quote and a few other paragraphs have been removed from the online version. I'm not sure why, but I want everyone to know what you said, Nancy Stacey from the Marion County FL school board!
Online version of article: http://www.nytimes.com/2016/05/14/us/transgender-bathrooms.html?hp&action=click&pgtype=Homepage&clickSource=story-heading&module=first-column-region®ion=top-news&WT.nav=top-news&_r=0
Has anyone ever implied that you're “faking” being transgender because you don't feel like you're “born in the wrong body?" Here's a comic that clears up what this myth gets wrong.
Five reasons you should care about the strike at Verizon
Seven Decades Ago the U.S. Detained 120,000 Japanese Americans, Could It Happen Again?
This is what our country did 70 years ago. Today, in 2016, this is what at least one of our presidential candidates says he would have considered had he been president at the time. Amy Goodman of Democracy Now interviews Karen Ishizuka and Richard Reeves. Ishizuka says "internment" is a euphemism, as "FDR himself first called them concentration camps."
http://www.democracynow.org/2016/4/11/seven_decades_ago_the_us_detained
Come visit the Suburban Blight table at this event tomorrow by D’Evolution Productions, 12-3pm at 446 West 36th Street!
Good times tabling at the NYC Feminist Zine Fest 2016!
Issue #12 is Here!
Hot off the press! Suburban Blight #12 is a DIY zine covering social movements, protests, commentary, art, and more!
Contact me at callthedoctor_ AT hotmail DOT com to get a copy
OR come on out to the NYC Feminist Zine Fest on Sunday!
Cover:
In this issue:
In 2016, the F-word is dirtier than ever, and sadly, "feminism" is even tougher to utter for some than it is to use the curse word. It seems these days, not only do women struggle with self-identif...
Laying out issue #12! Looking forward to the NYC Feminist Zine Fest on Feb 28th!
Tonight NYC turned out against rape culture.
http://idavox.com/index.php/2016/02/07/rapists-not-welcome-in-nyc-2/
NYC Feminist Zine Fest - February 28th
Tabling with fellow zinesters Elvis, Shawn, and [not pictured] Jenna. Check out their work:
http://geeksout.org/category/tags/elvis-bakaitis
http://lambeypress.com/
http://jennafreedman.tumblr.com/
While activists arguing during demos isn't a new phenomenon, members of a media-favored group, Justice League NYC, threatened to assault two young female organizers -- something that shouldn't be swept under the rug.
“It is absolutely necessary for all people involved with the Black Lives Matter movement to understand clearly that hatred including misogyny, queerphobia and transphobia cannot be tolerated in our demonstrations, our spaces, or our organizations.“