Let It Be Known
Subtitle: Experiences of institutionalized women
Series: Let it be known -- no. 3; Let it be known -- no. 3.
Publisher: Let It Be Known
Published: 2002
Place of publication: Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Language: eng
Number of pages: 46
Subjects: Feminism; Sex; Sex crimes
Description: This issue of political comp zine Let It Be Known focuses on feminist activism, specifically regarding issues of rape, assault, and consent, though there are also pieces on anti-racist and anti-globalization activism. Articles include an examination of sexual assault at concerts, an account of a riot at the G20 conference in Montreal, and a history of the word “cunt.”
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Table of contents: title: Acknowledgments --; title: Welcome and introduction --; title: A letter by Elizabeth Natale about sexism in activism and everyday life.  --; title: Examples in the Life of Everywoman -- by Mary Sparrow; title: Review of the cartoon "Hothead Paisan" -- by Diane DiMassa; title: What the fuck?! - an outrageous newspaper clipping --; title: Is swimming safe during moon-time? -- by Trudy O.; title: "One Way to Look at It: World Economics," reprinted from the zine Said It, v. 1, no. 9 --; title: "The Archivist Scholar: Contradictions and Challenges" -- by Mary Valentich; title: "The Invisible Apartheid of Kent State University" -- by Lorie Fuller; title: WO!PIG poster --; title: "Abuse of Women in U.S. Prisons" reprinted from (Re)Sisters zine  --; title: "Origin and Meaning of the Word Cunt, reprinted from Adamant Eve zine --; title: "Some Other Words for Cunt," reprinted from The Yoni: Sacred Symbol of Female Creative Power --; title: No Means No, a poster on a fridge in a dyke house --; title: What the Fuck?! - another outrageous news item --; title: Consent -- by Trudy Oh-Yes!; title: "When It Happens to Someone You Care about," reprinted from the zine Witch Hunt --; title: "Women Fight Back," examples of actions by women against rapists, reprinted from Witch Hunt --; title: "Princesses against plutonium," from Violent Legacies -- by Richard Misrach; title: "An Eyewitness Account - Police Brutality and the G-2 Meeting in Montreal," a poem -- by Caroline Brennan; title: Movement, a poem -- by Lisa Valencia-Svensson; title: Some other cool zines --; title: Other Let It Be Known! publications and contact info. --; title: Call for contributions.