The Future generation
Subtitle: Work
By: China Martens
Contributors: Law, Vikki
Series: Future generation -- no. 14.
Publisher: China Martens
Published: 2005
Place of publication: Baltimore, Md
Language: eng
Number of pages: 51
Subjects: Poor; Presidents; Election; Martens; Poetry
Description: The fourteenth issue of Martens' political anarchist mamazine focuses on work, in particular Martens' struggle with poverty.. It provides contributions from other writers who discuss trying to have a family, be activists, and pursue their individual goals while working.  Martens also reviews "Nickel and Dimed" by Barbara Ehrenreich and interviews Rupert Wondolowski, owner of a collective bookstore. This issue features photos by Vikki Law.
Notes: A zine for subculture parents, kids, friends & others.

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No. 14 Gift of Vikki Law, donated in 2007.

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Table of contents: title: Waitress poems, Jackie --; title: Journal of a (mama's) new job, Lauren --; title: The employment diaries, China --; title: Embracing the struggle : how I gave my weekends back to the labor movement, Sarah T. --; title: Baltimore small business --; title: Interview with collective bookstore owner Rupert Wondolowski --; title: Some of my jobs, Blaster Al Ackerman --; title: Chopping wood, Sara M. --; title: Book review : Nickel & Dimed --; title: Motherwork ain't paid --