Politics

Why I quit is an explanation of why one Chicago schoolteacher decided to leave the education system. It contains a detailed account of her problems with the education system, and some of her proposed solutions.

Miklat Miklat is a zine about "transformative justice." The main topic is the prison system, but it is wide ranging in its focus, and contains many stories about different aspects of social justice.

A collection of perspectives on gender, power and penetrative sex.

This Zine is a primer on the prison uprising at Attica. It contains a summary of the events, a timeline, illustrations, interviews with people involves, poetry from prisoners there, a list of resources, a table of contents and various facts and figures.

A manifesto challenging gender rebels to stop being victims and own their identity.

Collection of interviews and photos describing the work of prominent peace activists in the United States

A collection of stories, reviews, poems, and essays related to visual media and other art forms.

"Chicago IRL (In Real Life) is an arts and literary digest cataloging contemporary queer creative culture in Chicago. We hope not only to document existing queer talent but also to inspire new collaborations and explorations. Although much of our coordination uses the internet to connect us with contributors, we desire to encourage new interactions in real life as well. Chicago IRL is a zine made by and for the disenchanted, hopeful, and unemployed revolutionaries, muppets, and magicians to capture the spirit of a new dawn, whatever that means."

A pamphlet connecting leftist theory to practical political action.

This memo directed to Urban Training Center staff and selected consultants proposes a civil rights curricula, specifying an intended audience, the purpose of training, related areas of study, units of study and practice offered, recommended subjects and bibliographic suggestions.