The future generation
Subtitle: Baltimore
By: China Martens
Series: Future generation
Publisher: The author
Published: 2008
Place of publication: Baltimore, Md
Language: eng
Number of pages: 68
Subjects: Social conditions; Punk culture
Description: This zine has taken many forms as Martens' creative outlet, primarily as a mamazine with lots of article excerpts and photographs. In this issue Martens focuses on the city of Baltimore and interviews several people in her neighborhood including an octogenarian and a 1960s radical. Martens' political focus remains as she writes about poverty and education, and a City College Hunger Strike, as well as her own struggle as a poor, single mother. Featuring several guest essays about Baltimore, Martens includes her photographs and poetry and a photograph from Vikki Law of Tenacious, Mama Sez No to War, and other zines.
Notes: A zine for everyone - the first empty nest issue!

Gift of Jenna Freedman, donated in 2009.

Gift of Celia C. Perez, donated in 2012.

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Table of contents: title: What do you think of living in Baltimore? --; title: Compared to other places? --; title: B-more vs. Paris, Italy, Singapore, etc. --; title: Eighty years of change --; title: Baltimore 68 : riots to rebirth --; title: The radical 60s --; title: Black diamond --; title: Washing dishes --; title: Somtimes things change so fast --; title: Getting older --; title: U know you're from Hampden --; title: Photo-essay of Arabers --; title: Bank robbers --; title: Youth activists --; title: Alleys and avenues --; title: Inpatient psychiatric unit --; title: Back to zine-tember --; title: Finished this 1 day before the Baltimore bookfair --; title: Absolutely no editing --; title: No fear: a mixture of action & deliberation (like my parents) --