Radical resources about sexual assault, accountability, trauma, consent, intoxication culture and assault, relationships, and kink
Zines are listed by general topic, largely in that order, after books and pamphlets.
Obviously, these topics all overlap, so zines were sorted according to what seemed the most helpful way to categorize them; every resource speaks in some way to issues of consent and sexual assault. (more…)
“This zine was put together to share some stories of simple sabotage that have been both inspiring and helpful, and give some detailed (but never complete) notes on a fun, easy and effective way to fuck shit up. The stories are shared in chronological order, because we loved seeing how, when viewed together, reports from anarchists in one city could spark action across the country one month later.
Hope you enjoy it too.
This zine is first a lesson in simple sabotage, but we also hope it demonstrates the potential of an anarchic culture of communiques, a tradition that we’d like to see strengthened among anarchists and criminals in the so-called United States.”
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New zine: Who Are You Streaming For? —three criticisms of livestreaming
Who Are You Streaming For? is a collection of three critiques of livestreaming at protests. These three have previously been published separately, but in the context of the 2020 uprising are definitely worth returning to. (more…)
Acrid vol. 1 — Trajectory of an Uprising is a zine analysis of the uprising in Portland this year that began late May 2020.
Part 1 breaks down and analyses the trajectory of recent revolt in Portland, and Part 2 proposes an alternative approach to break free from that path. (more…)