Lansing’s Antifascist Zine

An offering for and by the community in the form of a bi-monthly zine.

  • Local Organizations

    This is a list of all community resources and orgs featured so far in this zine.

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  • Anonymous Interviews

    One of the most power parts of our zine is the anonymous interviews. Read on to read the full compilation.

    Read Here!

  • Find This Zine

    A comprehensive list of drop locations to pick up the print zine in person for free.

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We Can Do Hard Things

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Trans Lives Matter

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Housing is a Human Right

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We Can Do Hard Things · Trans Lives Matter · Housing is a Human Right ·

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    Create

    Help others engage with our work through lending your topic relevant visual art or poetry.

  • Edit

    Edit

    Summarize interviews and check for spelling, grammar, and word count.

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    Distribute

    Deliver zines to 3-4 drop sites around the city every other Sunday.

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    Print

    We pump out 140 issues every two weeks using Ultra Mega’s Riso machine. No experience nessessary to help!

We are Community Funded

This zine will always be free to take but its not free to make. Consider becoming a monthly patron to help fund this project & receive new issues mailed to your home.

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  • "My queerness pushes me to fight for environmental issues because none of us are free 'til all of us are free."

    —Issue 5, Anonymous

  • “Society refuses to acknowledge the importance a disabled mother has in their children's lives and the contributions they make on an hour-to-hour, day-to-day basis."

    -Issue 7, Sarah L.

  • "“Almost every person in that camp is disabled. There are cancer patients that have been turned away from shelters in the camps here.”

    —Issue 8, Smokie