Black Liberation Army Study Guide
FMAC's first zine, Black Liberation Army Study Guide: Zine Edition. This introduces readers to key concepts in the Black Liberation Army Study Guide through simplified and summarized texts, accompanied by pictures and custom graphics to help visualize. We aim to provide a starting point for readers to actualize the guide's concepts through real life examples and tips to begin in organizing in Tkaronto.
Revolutionary Women in History Zine
FMAC's second zine, Revolutionary Women in History, written in collaboration with Very Laod, introduces the stories of revolutionary women throughout history in Amerika, Palestine, Jamaica, and Vietnam. We speak on their family lives, activist careers, and lessons to learn both as revolutionary femmes and as allies.
Whose Land Are We Settled On? Zine
In February of 2025, All Peoples Fighting Oppression invited an Afro- Indigenous comrade, known as “Spida”, to present a Land Acknowledgement for our Black Liberation and Joint Solidarity Fair. Their message inspired deep reflection for us: Do you truly know whose land you aresettled on? Do you know their ways of life, customs, and how their relationship with the land is? Are you aware of the violence they face directly & bycolonial systems? Are you aware of the historical & ongoing land theft bycolonial powers? What is your relationship to the land? How can you better show up for the land? Land acknowledgements are not a history book report that you regurgitate and forget about immediately afterwards. They are intended to remind people of true stewardship and our responsibilities as settlers. We invite you to reflect on the above and keep this in mind while you read this zine.
