Sexuality

"Drag" is Duriel E. Harris's first collection of poetry, structured loosely as a musical composition and focused on themes including the body, sexuality, race, and Chicago.

In this zine, H. Melt interrogates "straight" as a word and as an identity. The experimental format presents a series of dictionary definitions involving permutations of "straight" (e.g., straight forward, straight shooter, straighten, straight and narrow, etc.) and lets the reader ponder the connotations.

Short, printed zine in which RICO MCTACO goes on a series of adventures with radical feminists centaurs and vikings.

An anthology of various writings by young women dealing with topics pertaining to race, education, suicide, depression, divorce, womanhood, abuse and more.

A collection of intellectual, vaguely erotic poems celebrating sexual liberation and power.<br />

Scenes from Becca&rsquo;s life; this issue deals with gender issues related mostly to appearance but also sexuality.