The Nizhoni beat
By: editors/wannabe creative geniuses: Amber McCrary, Melanie Fey ; a bunch of the artwork by: Bradly Werley
Series: Native American feminist musings; Native American feminist musings
Publisher: [The authors]
Published: 2015
Place of publication: United States]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 44
Copyright date: 2015
Subjects: Indian women; Ethnic identity; Feminism; Feminist literature; Social conditions; Indigenous peoples; Anecdotes; Navajo Indians
Other titles: Empower yoself before you wreck yoself.
Description: Diné punks Amber McCrary and Melanie Fey compile essays, poems, and artwork from Native people. Topics include traveling the world, Indigenous feminism, ways to start the decolonization process, and coming out.
Notes: Title from page 2 of cover.

"After much consideration, we've decided to change the title of our zine (which was previously called Empower Yoself Before You Wreck Yoself) in an effort to be more concise and more celebratory of our own culture"--Page 1.

"This is a collaborative project based out of Arizona and Oregon."

purchased : Brown Recluse Zine Distro ; 2017.
Table of contents: title: Introduction; title: Hearts and bad feminist homage  -- Amber McCrary; title: Decolonization 101  -- Melanie Fey; title: An ode to somehow  -- Kesheena; title: Wounds begin to heal  -- Tamara Seaton; title: To a friend on travelling  -- Amber McCrary; title: Indigenous feminism  -- Melanie Fey; title: Pot of tea  -- Amber McCrary; title: My coming out story  -- A. Saylor; title: Indian education  -- Kesheena; title: Native Gonzo girl vs. PDX protest -- Melanie Fey-- About the editors.