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The cyclista zine is about spreading awareness and knowledge about the diverse group of people who are in the cyclist community.It is stories put together from different BIPOC and women ,trans femme and non-binary people who cycle.It gives the long history of people including the interactions when cycling.

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the zine i choose is about mental health awareness over 1.20 m Americans have died from suicide that's how serious mental health is and my job is to create a zine on ways or habits that help deal with depressions. first meditation that's right let your soul gravitate. second eating healthy eliminate all those toxic junk foods. third exercising not just eating a clean diet but also move your body. fourth listen to some music and relax also have fun while listening. fifth hang out with friends and eliminate toxic friends that can play on your emotions. sixth hang out with family the only real friends you have if it's not friends. this is what my zine is about hopefully these are some tips to have control over your mental health that can help.

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The music zine is a zine that focuses on the different types of music genres like punk rock, pop/hip hop music and other types of music. Most of the music is in interviews, and on artist record reviews. The music zine are the activities of a music scene. Not much i could say by the research I have done on this zine.

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This zine is dedicated to black women. Read the stories of 11 black women who have been killed by law enforcement. Know their names. See their faces. Remember their stories.

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Tiny Megaphone is a marketing and business zine ran by Joanna Rutter. Her main goal is to create opportunities for underdogs in the marketing and business world that may not receive opportunities that they are looking for. In her own words she wants to “rig the system” in the world of capitalism where social media and marketing feel impossible for “the little guys” as she quotes it. Tiny Megaphone also contains mostly writings and a few images here and there contained from magazines. Rutter says “If marketing is a megaphone, I’m handing it to the underdog to hear what they have to say”

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BLACK WOMEN & SELF CARE: THOUGHTS ON MENTAL HEALTH, OPPRESSION, AND HEALING

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BLACK WOMEN & SELF CARE: THOUGHTS ON MENTAL HEALTH, OPPRESSION, AND HEALING

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BLACK WOMEN & SELF CARE: THOUGHTS ON MENTAL HEALTH, OPPRESSION, AND HEALING is a zine that draws attention to the oppression and mental health aspect of black women, the zine was published by Naomi Moyer this likely creates a illustration/picture. Each word or picture in this zine contributes to the attention of black women’s mental health and the oppression behind it, Naomi described it as  “There is a lot of shame dealing with mental health and to be vulnerable as a Black woman takes a bunch of courage” meaning that Black women are looked as or sterotyped to be strong or withhold everything that comes our way which is not true because everyone can not always be strong mentally and someone like me could relate to this zine as well because it paints a real life problem also  I do not think this zine is still in commission.

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The Tenth magazine is a collective magazine that serves as an outlet for black and brown queer bodies to express themselves with unapologetic ingenuity and sincerity. The publication was founded by André Verdun Jones, Khary Septh, and Kyle Banks in 2013. It traces the history of black gay communities and explores the evolution of their cultures, aesthetics, and ideas into the contemporary. The magazine format provides depth and allows for readers to overcome the the limited attention spans caused by social media

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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.