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Anti-racism
Mutiny Zine
Mutiny began as a group exploring different ways to resist war at home & abroad. We started a monthly zine to explore different avenues of disobedience. We know there are lots of radical ideas around & we want people to write about their experiences & opinions.
The Mutiny collective meets regularly & everyone is lovely.
The zine is produced in Sydney and distributed in paper format in lots of places.
Contact us if you’re interested in writing something or distributing paper copies.
c/- PO Box 4, Enmore, NSW, 2042, Australia
mutineers[at]graffiti.net
- Issue 28
FNB Fundraising Gig
Jura Bookshop
440 Parramatta Road
Petersham
(near Crystal Street)
HUGE show and zine fair fundraiser for Food Not Bombs.
There will be:
* rad bands(check back for updates!) including cripple gypsy, the thaw and bare arms
* spoken word (including fez)
* food food food!
* baked sweet treats
* zine stalls
* pinata
* other associated awesomeness!
Help us make money to purchase a van for rad dumpstering trips, more servings and other community uses.
Hip-hop High Tea at Jura
"The Upstairs Dance Studio"
Jura Bookshop
440 Parramatta Road
Petersham
Join us for an arvo of VEGAN high tea, popping lessons with the elegant shelly and hip-hop sounds from secret special guests!!! This shall be followed by a discussion of gender, and the subversion of gender, in hip-hop and dance.
Vegan treats are most welcome (e.g. cupcakes, jelly, choc crackles).
This event is FREE, but donations to Jura are always appreciated.
Check back for some suggested pre-readings and materials (e.g. dance moves!). These are purely for fun! Don't feel you need to read anything or have ANY dance or cooking skills to participate. ALL ages, genders, species, etc are welcome.
READINGS:
Hip-Hop, Gender, Race and Capitalism - Nichali Ciacco (Znet)
The Exploitation of Women in Hip-Hop Culture - Ayanna (My Sistahs)
Hip-Hop and Sydney's Western Suburbs - Meguel D'Souza (Urban Expressions, 1988)
Jura Collective (and myself) do not necessarily agree with all of these writings. These are intended to start the brains ticking on the pertinent issues. Also, search "popping" on youtube!


