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New-to-Us Zines: September 25, 2020

This week we added zines about quarantine life for a Finnish woman in the UK, Black women's lives, absorbing the reality of Covid-19 deaths, listening to nature and missing a friend, women activists in US history, why worrying about litter is worrying about the wrong thing, Texas legislative opportunism against abortion access (en español), and My Chemical Romance fandom from queer Zoomers, and an abortion-positive coloring book.

Covid-19 Zines

Abortion-Positive Coloring Book for Hard Times by Lilith Fund, May 2020

zine cover: Abortion-Positive Coloring Book, title on a background of tacos

Bat Habitat #28 by Tukru, 2020

zine photo: Bat Habitat on a pink tablecloth with a kitty

Black Lives Matter, June 2020

Each Dot Is a Person by Sarah Mirk, 2020

photo of zine: title and a path of dots

Gingko Messages by Shannon O'Neill, 2020

zine photo: handwritten title in gingko tree branch

A Movement of Doers : A Zine About 19th and 20th Century Women's Activism by Swarthmore College Libraries, 2020

zine cover: A Movement of Doers. Drawings of contemporary women politicians.

Pitch In! by Sarah Mirk, 2020

photo of zine: Pitch In title on a public trash can

¿Por qué el gobierno es así? : Una fanzine sobre la lucha por el acceso al aborto y la justicia reproductiva en la era de COVID19 by Lilith Fund, 2020

zine cover: ¿Por Qué el Gobierno Es Así? title over box of fire.

Tell Me Where We Go from Here: Thoughts from Adult Emo Kids edited by Amanda K, April 2020

zine cover: Tell Me Where We Go from Here. white letters on black background

This Is Not a "Natural Disaster" by Sarah Mirk, 2020

This Is Not a Natural Disaster title in pink all caps

New-to-Us Library of Congress Subject Headings

Litter (Trash)

My Chemical Romance (Musical group)

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