Health

For a recap of the action where this pamphlet was distributed, see:

http://vancouver.mediacoop.ca/blog/flux/11077

A Zine unfocused on chronic pain, hip-Hop & anarchy & pretty much any other subject that comes to mind when you hear The Chronic.
note: The Chronic Zine does not condone the language used on The Chronic or in this zine for that matter. As a matter of matters, we don't condone any matters which may make matters worse. or better.
contact Rooster @ barelyfreepartialprisoners@yahoo.com

This is a short essay, by a canadian sex-trade worker. It's really, really good.

A zine on circumcision.

Contents:
Introduction
The Natural Penis
The Circumcision Procedure And Its Consequences
The History of Circumcision
Circumcision In The Present Day
Afterword

Free copies are available at Bluestockings bookstore in NYC:
172 Allen Street

Facebook page:
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Genital-Autonomy-Why-Circumcision-Must-Be...

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As various OCCUPY sites enter the winter months, here is a collection of first aid tips for staying out in the cold weather and protesting safely. As an Anarchist, I wish to remain anonymous while sharing some important tips that could save some one's life or your own.

A little zine about bulimia with all the information everyone should know before they're in therapy for it.

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