Muchacha Fanzine is a radically intersectional and decolonial Native Xicana Feminist publication. Influenced by D.I.Y (do-it-yourself) and punk rock feminism, Daisy began Muchacha Fanzine as a feminist punk zine and over the course of 9 years has grown into a larger, submission-based compilation of work by marginalized voices from around the world. Topics covered include art, writing, and political education on indigenous resistance, intersectional feminism, youth liberation, black lives matter, environmental justice, coalition building, body positivity, lgbtq rights, migration, decolonizing travel, & more.
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Muchacha Fanzine displayed at the Brooklyn Museum’s Frida Kahlo Exhibition February 8 2019 – May 12 2019
Muchacha Fanzine displayed at “El Zine: Contemporary Underground Archives” curated by Barbara Calderónof The Latinx Project.
FANZINES
Muchacha Fanzine “Liberation Youth.” San Antonio, 2020. Order a copy here!
Muchacha Fanzine “Madre Tierra.” San Antonio, 2018. Order a copy here!
Sisterverse. McAllen, 2017. Order a copy here!
Muchacha Fanzine “Decolonize Travel.” McAllen, 2017. Order a copy here!
Muchacha Fanzine “POC Solidarity.” Denton, 2016. Order a copy here!
Muchacha Fanzine “Celebrando Selena.” Denton, 2015. Order a copy here!
Muchacha Fanzine “Body Positivity.” Denton, 2014. Order a copy here!
Women Who Rock! Denton, 2014. Order a copy here!
Girls Rock Dallas. Denton, 2014. Print.
Muchacha Fanzine “Nuestros Cuerpos/Our Bodies.” Denton, 2013. Order a copy here!
Muchacha Fanzine “The Coalition Edition.” Denton, 2013. Order a copy here!
Muchacha Fanzine “The Case of the San Antonio Four & Other Legal Injustices.” Denton, 2013. Order a copy here!
Muchacha Fanzine “Brown Queen: Latina Voices of the 21st Century.” Denton, 2013. Order a copy here!
Muchacha Fanzine “The Funny Female Issue.” Print. Denton, 2012.
The Thirteen Grandmothers “An Indigenous Guide to Peace.” Denton, 2012. Order a copy here!
Muchacha Fanzine “The Adventures of a Feminist Mermaid.” Murfreesboro, 2012.
