Shotgun seamstress
By: Osa Atoe
Publisher: Mend My Dress Press
Published: 2015
Place of publication: [Tacoma, Wash.]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 40
Subjects: Interviews; Punk culture; African American punk rock musicians; African American youth; Nigerian Americans; Punk (Mouvement); Musiciens punk noirs américains; Jeunesse noire américaine
Description: "Shotgun Seamstress #8 covers so much territory. Thoughts on imperfect heroes and the way that slogans can't sum up systematic oppression. Broadside-esque pages on punk activism, Alli Lowe of The Atomic Tanlines, and Neil deGrasse Tyson. Interviews with Afrofuturist Wizard Apprentice, Marc Edwards of Cellular Chaos, horror movie actress Geretta Geretta, and Monika Estrella Negra on Chicago's black and brown punk shows. Features on Charley Boy ('Nigeria's Boy George'), the life of drag performer and transgender activist Marsha P. Johnson, and Nigeria's 'okada boys.'"--Antiquated Future description.
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"A zine by and for black punks, queers, misfits, feminists, artists & musicians, weirdos and the people who support us."--Page 2

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Gift; Perez, Celia C.; 2020.
Table of contents: title: Okada boys: "is there punk in Nigeria?"; title: Q & A with Wizard Apprentice; title: Taquila Mockingbird revisited; title: Kids doing the noise-making thing: Marc Edwards of Cellular Chaos; title: Late night rant on the day of Walter Scott's murder; title: Pay it no mind: the life and times of Marsha P. Johnson; title: Geretta Geretta; title: There are no white doves in my neighborhood: Chicago black and brown punk shows.