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This zine was created by Masters of Library and Information Science students. It contains poetry, critical essays, non-fiction articles, and illustrations.

Is part of: Awesome women of history.

"First African-Chockaw-American woman to earn her international pilots license."
"Professional aviatrix who specialized in stunt flying and parachuting, known for her dramatic flair."

Is part of: Atrocities against Indigenous Canadians for dummies.

This zine provides an introduction to Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls and 2SLGBTQI+ people in Canada. --supplied by cataloger

Is part of: Awesome women of history.

"Revolutionary LGBTQ+ activist"

Is part of: Atrocities against Indigenous Canadians for dummies.

This zine introduces readers to the sixties scoop, when Indigenous children were forcefully removed from their homes by child welfare authorities in Canada. --supplied by cataloger

Is part of: Awesome women of history.

"American-Canadian: publisher, teacher, journalist, anti-slavery activist & lawyer"

A zine about zines.

A three part zine written by a cataloging and metadata Librarian about the disadvantages of generative Artifical Intelligence (AI). --supplied by cataloger

This zince includes a foreword, table of contents, personal essays related to LIS topics, illustrations, cartoons, advice columns, critical essays, lists, bookbinding and archival work information, colour photographs, jokes, and horoscopes.