Today’s second literary announcement is for “This Is What Oppression SOUNDS Like” zine: “an underground zine for and by racialized and indigenous women to anonymously discuss the intersecting realities of race and gender in their lives.” It will be published in January, May and September.
The zine is looking for submissions from racialized and indigenous girls, young women and women. The first submission deadline is April 15, 2009. Digital submissions can be sent to hawa_mire@yahoo.ca. Physical artwork may be submitted by mail to:
859 Queens Ave.
Victoria, BC
Lekwungen Territory
V8T 4v8
When submitting, please note whether you consent to your piece being shown online as well as in print, and to the online version being opened up for comments.
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