MUCHACHA FANZINE

Broadly spotlights Muchacha Fanzine in “3 Zines Celebrating the Complexity of Being Latinx.”

Remezcla’s “4 Zines by Latinas That You Should Be Reading” features Muchacha Fanzine.

The Washington’s Post Women’s Publication The Lily showcases Muchacha Fanzine‘s “Nuestros Cuerpos/Our Bodies.”

Fierce by Mitú names Muchacha Fanzine #1 Latina zine.

Bust Magazine includes Muchacha Fanzine on their list of “8 Totally Rad Feminist Zines You Need to Check Out.“

Muchacha Fanzine is featured in the book Fanzine Grrrls: The DIY Revolution in Female Self-Publishing by Gemma Villegas and Monsa Publications.

Quirktastic spotlights “POC Solidarity” issue in “7 Revolutionary Zines By POCs For POCs Who Are Queer, Art-Loving or Into Death Metal.”

IndieReader‘s “6 Zines to Satiate Your Fandom” features Muchacha Fanzine’s “The Funny Female Issue”

Bluestockings Magazine includes The Thirteen Grandmothers: An Indigenous Guide to Peace” in  “Read a Zine! Indigenous People’s Day Edition: 7 Native Zines to Read Right Now.”

Muchacha Fanzine was interviewed by the international Spanish-language digital magazine Feminopraxis. Check out the interview here.

Muchacha Fanzine was interviewed by Obsessee, a community to authentically connect with like minded readers around the world who share a passion for music and art, style and beauty, the environment, and social issues. Check out the interview here.

 

XINGONAS IN THE PIT

In their article “Decolonizing Punk, The Paisano covers “Afropunk in the Pit.”

Spectrum News Austin spotlights Xingonas in the Pit‘s “Afropunk in the Pit.”

“Afropunk in the Pit” is features in The San Antonio Current.

International Punk Magazine Maximum Rocknroll features Xingonas in the Pit’s “Black and Brown Punk Fest TX” in their January 2019 issue which can be purchased here.

Xingonas in the Pit’s “Black and Brown Punk Fest” is featured in Quirktastic.

The San Antonio Express News spotlights Xingonas in the Pit’s “Black and Brown Punk Fest TX.”

The Multicultural Women’s and Gender Studies department at Texas Woman’s University congratulates Daisy Salinas for her work with Xingonas in the Pit.