Title: MXD zine #1
Subtitle: True Stories by Mixed Race Writers
Description: Mxd is a collection of poems and articles about being a mixed race person in the United States. Contributors including Lauren Jade Martin express the often uncomfortable and racist interactions they've had with others attempting to pin down their racial identity. The zine covers experiences of being a hapa, being half-black and half-white, creating a film about being half-black and half-Asian, having to "come out" as a Jew, and critiquing the faux-patriotism of America. The zine is stab bound with yarn.
Subjects: Racially mixed people, Race identity, African Americans, Jewish women, Arab Americans, Japanese Americans, Chinese Americans, Asian Americans, mixed race, people of color, POC, racism, ethnicity, illegalvoice.org, anarchist people of color, Black, Middle Eastern, Jewish, Black Pride, AVOW, British, Latina, Spanish, Asian, Japanese, Ofay, The Man Who Cried I Am, gender identity, Forbidden Planet zine, Quantify zine, Parallel Lines zine, light skinned, Zines, Queer zines, BIPoC zines
Places: United States, London (England), Paris (France), United Kingdom, Spain, Japan
People: Huey Newton, Judith Butler (1956-), Angela Davis (1944-), Chuck Klosterman (1972-), Keith Rosson