motherhood

"Greetings! my name is Kebby Warner: I am a Woman prisoner held in Michigan. This is my story of the time I have done inside the Prison Industrial Complex. Society tends to forget that as human beings, we feel pain, anger, and cry tears. They forget that we are human; they forget that we have personalities and have placed labels against us, when most of us are genuinely good people, who have chosen the wrong roads in life's journey."

Compilation of pieces by parents about how they were influenced by the Riot Grrrl movement.

Mother's Day issue of zine taking submission from women in prison.

Includes interviews with Alix Olson, Margaret Cho, Gloria Steinem, and Pamela Means. Discussion of breast implants and sex education.

"Motherhood might slow down art. Children might interrupt those moments of concentration. We're not saying that this is the easiest path to take. But we flatly refuse to agree with the idea that becoming a mother is the end. Because it's not. It's the beginning."