An original magazine about digital resistance by women and feminist groups.

The visual theme of the magazine emulates the nostalgic look of early 2000s technology. This “default” look provides an ironic contrast to the theme of social deviance that the magazine’s content explores. The interruption of the norm by digital resistance culminates in the magazine’s cover—the classic default Windows wallpaper being shattered by digital resistance. The magazine was done as a project in Book and Zine Design at Fordham University. All written content was selected and compiled by me.

The table of contents for the magazine is organized as a series of pop-up windows.
The title of the first article "On Misogynoir: Citation, Erasure, and Plagiarism." The title and text are in black with a red pixelated accent.
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This pull-quote reads, "Even within activist spaces, people put unreasonable expectations of Black women to know all, do all, and solve all."
An image of the "100 Antitheses of Cyberfeminism." It is white text on a blue background.
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An excerpt of "A Brief History of Cyberfeminism," with the first pull-quote reading "Feminists continue to utilize the web as a crucial tool for connecting women all over the world in order to overcome racial and gender privilege." The second pull-qu
A spread of quotes from Marshall McLuhan and Audre Lorde. Text is in white on a blue background.
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The magazine has an original crossword puzzle.
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