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Feminism and punk have both been gentrified but feminist punk is a moving target… like you might see some terms getting co-opted and sold in a chain store on a t-shirt but there will still be groups playing basements that have nothing to do with the kind of commodification that happens in the marketplace without our consent or cooperation.

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ISSUE 79 / www.fvckthemedia.com/issue79/frontpage

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Our next open editorial meeting is this Friday night December 16 at Silent Barn in Brooklyn from 7:30-8:30pm. Come by to learn about how to get involved with the project next year, bounce ideas for articles and issues around, and generally scheme about the role of DIY media to our communities in 2017. Now more than ever we need to be having off-screen dialogues around media and how we can sustain alternative models. MOOR MOTHER, KAG (katie alice greer from priests), and DECISIONS will play after. Hope to see you there.  (Photos are from open editorial meetings in 2013 + 2014 at Silent Barn and the Democracy Center.)

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The Media’s annual year-end meeting and show is next Friday December 16 at the Silent Barn. Open meeting at 7:30pm to discuss the future of the project, upcoming issues, and the role that DIY publications like The Media should play in our communities in 2017. Following the meeting will be readings from Media contributors TBA and performances by Moor Mother, KAG (Katie Alice Greer of Priests solo) and Decisions. 

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Reckon with yourself about why you do things, if what you gain is enough to make up for what you lose. Generally, I think you’ll find that it isn’t. What was it my friend E. Conner said on twitter the other day? “I believe in compromise for survival [but] I have yet to see mutual and collective success under capital 4 anyone other than THE MOTHERFUCKERS.“ That kind of sums it up, right? Do what you have to do in order to survive, but beyond that, think critically about who you talk to, about whose words yours will sit next to. Be intentional in the ways you leverage your band’s social and creative capital. Save the best parts of yourself for media and publications and writers that you love and respect. Be willing to draw hard lines. Saying “No” is good. People don’t get enough credit for saying no. Don’t let your choices be motivated by just what you get credit or recognition for. Resist letting your ego drive your creative production.
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ISSUE 71 // Featuring a conversation between Katie Alice Greer and @graceambrose  of Maximum Rocknroll, a Q&A on the ongoing Maximum Rocknroll Archive project, @cynthiaschemmer on @fttc2016​,  a pre-summer mixtape that a bunch of Media contributors made together, a video of the amazing SAMMUS at @thesilentbarn​, and an editorial by @lizpelly on The Media turning 3 xo http://www.fvckthemedia.com/issue71/frontpage

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ISSUE 70 is The Media’s second “all-ages” issue, meaning it was entirely assigned, written, edited, illustrated and created by teenagers.  Edited by Liana Hell Lean, Jacob Weingast, Eva Silverman, and Jaclyn Walsh. www.fvckthemedia.com/issue70/frontpage

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SPACE FIEND and BLOOD CLUB on tour together next month (april) ::: 

25th worcester, ma @ the firehouse 

27th brattleboro, vt @ hooker and dunham theater and gallery 

30th @ bard , NY  (location tba) 

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also playing record hospital fest on april 16th @ the harvard advocate and a SICK show @ out of the blu on april 24th with such bands as EVIL SWORD, LISTENING WOMAN, TIFFANY’S HOUSE, and THE CAVEMEN. 

c ya 

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new england friends  go see liana & jacob  on tour

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