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DIY Life zine is a zine that talks about taking action in your own lives and community. Topics that are usally are brought up are: " Unschooling, reducing consumption, self-defence, safe computer usage for radicals,  barefoot living, poetry, artwork." Bascily any topics that could affect your life and others in your community.

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this is to show the different color of people and to bring out their culture they were in england and her and her partner were doing social media messages back and fourth for a long time she was showing how thighs can be for people of coulor how thye might not have a lot but they make very pretty pictures

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Mental Health is a zine that I choose to  encourage people to move forward through their upsets and downfalls of life. Everybody goes through obstacles and struggles which is what makes you. But it is all about how you handle and overcome your problems in life to become a better you overall. For people with mental health disorders or issues I advice for confidence is to never give up on what upsets and stresses you out, and also to remember that you can be anything you want and you can do anything you want. If you always keep that in mind, you will become confident and capable of overcoming your struggles to make you stronger and energized mental wise.

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The title of my zine is Oomk. OOMK positions the zine community as an alternative art school, where people from all walks of life can congregate around similar issues and concerns, can learn from one another, and can share their art in an affordable and accessible way. The media they include is Drawings and photographs. This zine is inspiring to me because I can see the positive energy in the art.

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The Tenth Magazine is about coming out of your comfort zone. It's about black gay men learning to accept themselves. They are trying to make a way to reach out to the community. They included Photographs and them coming out of their shadow, and proving that they shall have equal rights. The trio found it imperative to create  a publication that honored the contributions of black gay men, bringing their voice out from the shadows of the exclusionary.

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It's a platform for colored to discuss everything from art and political  and feminism and everyday life,

Also because little was upset about the lack of representation of minority women in feminism conversations and she created a space for women and non-binary people of color to come to share their ideas, opinions, and experiences. The media they include is art and annual magazines. I find this inspiring for my own zine because she made a zine talking about how she made a group for women and nonbinary people also letting them know they can be themselves and have an opinion colored women made gal-dem and build their self up from the bottom to start publishing more things.

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The title of this zine is Under Western Eyes.  Under Western Eyes is about feminism and also giving women credit for their work. But it’s also about women all together basically being bosses in their own right, and them just being independent and just amazing. Women shouldn’t be forgotten or given half credit when they work hard. They include drawings, pictures and quotes to show how women are pretty much forgotten when done all the work they could do.  I find this inspiring because feminism is something I'm very passionate about because I know that women are't truly treated fairly and personally I want to be part of the revolution when women start to to actually get their credit of the wonderful things they've done.

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The Tenth is  an outlet for lgbt black people to express themselves unapologetically, and ever since 2014 it’s tried to honor the things many gay black men have created. It consists of primarily various photographs, and I think its pretty cool that they had a mixture of various images to create meaning, especially in support of groups who may not have representation in the modern world.

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“Rise of the Videogame Zinesters'' is a zine that tries to get the word out that videogames aren’t dangerous to children, but instead a form of art that is greatly underappreciated. The purpose of the zine is to say that videogames are a form of art and not something that endangers children.

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Sega-zine focuses on video game characters specifically owned by the gaming company known as the Sega Cooperation. The goal seemed to be to just give credit to or show dedication to a gaming company called Sega Corporation. It’s a drawing of most of the known sega video game characters, like Sonic the hedgehog, AiAi from super monkey ball, and even the roman centurion from Altered beast. It inspires me to use my art and be creative, to really show my knowledge about what my zine is discussing.

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The Tenth is a zine that focuses on being free and comfortable with your own self in your own skin. This zine was founded in 2013 by André Verdun Jones, Khary Septh, and Kyle Banks. And was finally released to the public in 2014. Over 80 contributors had drawn different diverse perspectives and communicated through visual and literary mediums within this zine. This very zine inspired me to be different in a good way. And to be original.

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The Coalition Zine is a global publication for young girls and non-binary babes of color to showcase their art, writing, thoughts and talents. The Zine started as a web-based publication from the mind of 17 year-old Fabiola Ching and has grown to include writing and photography editors.

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Anna Anthropy’s anthology, the subtitle of which is “How freaks, normals, amateurs, artists, dreamers, dropouts, queers, housewives, and people like you are taking back and art form.” This isn’t a collection of zines, but a collection of essays about games as zines. It only covers a small selection of games, but it’s cleverly intertwined and almost all of the essays are a joy to read.

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Launched in 2014, the goal of The Hye-Phen is to connect and build a community within queer Armenians who otherwise would not have safe spaces to express themselves or to rely on others. This zine includes writings, songs and photos. “Hye” being something someone of Armenian descent is called, in which it alludes to the Armenian experience. Original collective members include Lee Williams Boudakian, Sophia Rakel Armen, Nora Kayserian, Nancy Agabian, Arev Pivazyan, Milena Abrahamyan, Hasmik Geghamyan, Zeytoun, and Ali Chavez.

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The 3 dot was made as a way for Devin N. Morris to cultivate the community and show them that anyone can make a zine. He used many different eye catching and interesting forms of imagery to get the point across. His goal was to encourage others and bring together the community in a similar way the black panthers did with their self published magazines and newspapers.

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For Girls Who Cry Often is a zine that focuses and explores mental health for women. This zine was published by Lina Wu and has 20+ contributors that create poetry, illustrations, comics, photography, and designs. All contributions focus on the female experience of mental health. Wu has said "For much of my life, I noticed that 'getting emotional' was seen as a girly or feminine thing - meaning it is often dismissed as dramatic and frivolous". She wanted to created something that helped women feel less alone in their dark times. Someone could find this inspiring by relating to the content that is being shown. Unfortunately, this zine is no longer in commission.