Gender

Making Discrimination Easier!

A simple. step-by-step guide to derailing awkward conversations by dismissing and trivialising your opposition’s perspective and experience. Just some of the many issues you can apply it to:

*sexism* *whorephobia* *racism* *transphobia* *classism* *homophobia* *albeism* *kinkphobia* *fatphobia*

guaranteed, you can use it to marginalise anyone!

Social Detox *a.m. helps cleanse you of the daily social toxins we encounter within a patriarchal society (including but not limited to, sexism, racism, classism, homophobia)*. Our ingredients are carefully selected to form a radical critique of Patriarchy and to support the regeneration of healthy relationships.  read more »

This zine documents some of the work we’ve been up to so far in the first year of South Side Chicago Anti-Racist Action and was prepared for the July 31 2010 Day of Action Against Racism and Fascism. We hope that this publication will start a larger discussion in strategizing ways we can more effectively combat all forms of oppression in our city.

South Side Chicago Anti-Racist Action
http://southsideara.wordpress.com
southsidechicagoara at hushmail dot com  read more »

SQUAT: An Anarchist Birth Journal is finally up online so people can read it for free if they like. Print it out, share it with friends, do what you like with it. And submit stuff to us for the next issue at submissionstosquat@gmail.com!

Download at:

http://zinelibrary.info/files/squatbirth.pdf (7.97 mb)

A workbook zine from some cool folks at the Wench Collective in Kentucky.

About: sensuality, intimacy, sexual identity, sexual health and reproduction, and seuxalization.

***this is the correct version!!!***

DON'T LET THEM GET THE MOUNT HOPE INFINITY!  read more »

In 1977 they made shotguns in prison and did patrols. They were willing to die to stop prison rape.

"I'll tell you what, we were some tough faggots." Ed Mead, Men Against Sexism organizer 1997

Revolutionary Black Feminist in 1977 provide a glimpse of early intersectional thought.

Now, in this exploration, we are moving onto the ground of meta-politics. Wild, vast and more primal than the little, fenced-in plots of what amerikkka calls "politics." From the rape bordellos of the Balkans to the mass murder by AIDS in Afrika, women are being pushed to understand men's society and, most importantly, ourselves, in a different way. The longest Amazon journey begins today.

Download At:

http://zinelibrary.info/files/FinalButchLeelo.pdf (47.5 mb)

This book may be copyrighted.

This is Chapter 30 of Nanni Balestrini's The Unseen.

(For the entire text: http://zinelibrary.info/unseen-nanni-balestrini-0)

The Unseen anchored in the social movements of Italy in the second half of the 1970s and especially, in the rise of Autonomy, a widespread network of extra-parliamentary alliances involving school and university students, the young unemployed and various groupings of the socially marginalized and economically disenfranchized (the emarginati)[...]

This is the only chapter in The Unseen that speaks directly about feminist movement.

Text from "Italian Feminist Thought: A Reader", includes two text published in 1970 by the group Rivolta Femminile, their first manifesto & "Let's Spit on Hegel" written by founding member Carla Lonzi.

-Secunda

anon. “pushed by the violence of our desires.” italian feminist thought: a reader. ed. paola bono. oxford: blackwell, 1991

-Secunda

This is the second newspaper put out by the World Without collective based out of Melbourne. Their new website, different from the one listed in the newspaper, will be http://www.worldwithoutsexualassault.org/ though it is not yet online. World Without also runs a distro at http://www.myspace.com/bottlesandbonesdistro, and they have an email address: worldwithout@lists.aktivix.org

The newspaper has articles on topics like grieving and mourning, myths about sexual assault, restorative justice, consent, and support.

essay by Marilyn Frye

essay by Luce Irigaray exploring women's sexuality