2026 Calendar & new releases!
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| This September and October, we’ll be at the New York Art Book Fair, Pittsburgh Art Book Fair, and New York Queer Zine Fair. Come say hi and check out our new releases: ✦ 2026 Calendar ✦ Radical Black Women of Harlem Posters ✦ Searching for Joan Bird All our zines, pamphlets, booklets, broadsides, postcards, stickers and buttons are under $20. We're open to trades! See you soon! Illustration by Ezekiel Robinson. |
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| Conceived by Mariame Kaba, illustrated by Cindy Lau, designed by Neta Bomani |
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| Filled with significant dates in radical black history from feminism and publishing, the SJP 2026 calendar features Radical Black women of Harlem such as Ella Baker, Zora Neale Hurston, Louise Thompson Patterson, Hazel Scott, Queen Mother Moore, Billie Holiday, Joan Bird, Marvel Cooke and more. |
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| Written by Mariame Kaba, designed by Neta Bomani |
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Joan Bird was a revolutionary member of the New York Black Panther Party, known for her work in Harlem community healthcare and her role in the Panther 21 trial alongside Afeni Shakur. After her 1970 acquittal, she stepped back from public activism. Mariame Kaba investigates her disappearance in this zine. |
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| Written by Mariame Kaba, designed by Neta Bomani |
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During the Red Scare, Black women performers like Hazel Scott, Fredi Washington, Lena Horne, and Shirley Graham were especially vulnerable to the Hollywood blacklist, which targeted artists on the left and deepened existing racial exclusions in the industry. Mariame Kaba traces the effects of the blacklist in this zine. |
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| Radical Black Women of Harlem Posters
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Illustrated by Cindy Lau, designed by Neta Bomani |
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Celebrate radical Black women of Harlem through risograph-printed posters from key moments in Black feminist history. Featured figures include the Sojourners for Truth and Justice, Joan Bird, and sculptor Augusta Savage. Each print honors Harlem’s legacy of resistance, creativity, and community-building. |
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| Designed by Malachi Lily, Neta Bomani & PAAL World. |
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This limited-edition screen-printed tee features a bold, collaged design screenprinted in rich navy and bright chartreuse inks. The shirt channels the spirit of the second annual Black Zine Fair: Discursive Circus—a celebration of Black radical publishing and imagination. Sizes S–3XL available online while stock lasts. Sales directly support future BZF programs. Photographed by Nadia O'hara. |
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| September 11-14, 2025: 11am-6pm
MoMA PS1 (22-25 Jackson Ave, Long Island City, NY 11101) |
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| September 20-21, 2025: 10am-5pm
Carnegie Museum of Art (4400 Forbes Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15213) |
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Oct 11, 2025: 11am-5pm The Center (208 W 13 St, New York, NY 10011) |
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| ✦ Sustain our small press ✦ |
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| With your support we can:
- Pay fair, competitive wages for Black creatives in publishing.
- Create publications centering Black people from historically excluded backgrounds, including those impacted by criminalization.
- Amplify underrepresented stories of Black women and gender non-conforming people.
- Offer free public programs like the annual Black Zine Fair.
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| Sojourners for Justice Press * P.O. Box 1654, New York City, NY 10159 * [email protected] |
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