What is a Zine?

Learn about zines with ASU librarians Rachel Leket-Mor and Michelle Ashley Gohr! Be sure to join us April 2-3 for the inaugural ASU Zine Fest, a two-day virtual gathering of scholars, makers, collectors, and anyone interested in zines.
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Zines started with as Sci-fiction zines of the 1930s.

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I hope this is not a some kind of "april fools" joke.. Look at the publish date

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So I shouldn't appreciate zines AS MUCH if their creation has more of a historically white person's root? That doesn't sound racist! I find it so funny how people today are so hooked on the color of a person's skin. It's disgusting and saddening. No one is biologically one race - even if their skin color appears so. Did we conveniently forget or were not taught biology? There have been, and most especially now, not been, a person with an exclusive biological trait (white, black, etc.) for millennia. Those "white folk" you speak of have a mix in their genes from centuries of mixed races. But go ahead and spread low-key hate on people's skin color. I came here to learn about zines, and somehow, I got fed traces of racism. And it's everywhere in this society. I'm part native American, Spaniard, Jewish, and Moroccan. But I sure do love when people like you may box me as "white" simply due to my appearance - very light skin and green eyes. *sarcasm*