CSCR 32600 Black Queer Archive
Black American LGBTQ+ Journals
Aché : a free publication for black lesbians (1989-1993) (Feb 1990 vol.2 #1 online)
Alternative. Stanley Clay; Devre Jackson Los Angeles, CA 1991-?
B&G. Joseph Cornell (1990s)
BGM. Sidney Brinkley 1987-1990s
BL blacklight : for the black gay community
Black Lesbian and Gay Centre project (London) (1990-1994)
Black Lines Identity
Black/out : the magazine of the National Coalition of Black Lesbians and Gays (sample 1986 vol1 #1)
Blackfire
BLK (see also the history of this magazine)
BWMT Detroit (1994)
BWMT/PACT Newsletter
BWMT Tallahassee and Big Bend Florida
Brothers : the monthly newsletter of the Brother to Brother organization (1982-?, San Francisco, CA)
Clik : America's #1 black SGL lifestyle, news, entertainment, fashion, and travel magazine.
Color life : the lesbian, gay, twospirit & bisexual, people of color magazine
Colours magazine
Drum. Ebony Connection, Inc
Fire!! : a quarterly devoted to the younger Negro artists:
The Forum / publication of the Black Gay & Lesbian Leadership Forum
Gay Black female : G.B.F. (1990s Hollywood, CA)
Gay black men : GBM. 1997-
GMAD calendar : gay men of African descent
Griot Press : minority owned and published lesbian and gay magazine (Philadelphia, PA)
Habari-daftari. National Coalition of Black Gays. Informational News Services (Dec./Jan. 1983/1984
Habari-habari = What's the news--what's the news? : the newsletter of the National Coalition of Black Gays.
Identity. (2004-) Chicago, IL : Windy City Media Group
Issues! (2000-)
Kick!. 1990s-1999 (Detroit, MI)
Kuumba
Lesbians of Color Caucus quarterly (LCC, (1978-?, Seattle, WA)
Makeda : celebrating BLACK womynhood Los Angeles, CA)
Malebox!. 1990s-
The Missive (1997-) Audre Lorde Project
National Coalition of Black Gays
New Jersey's gay black womens' newsletter
Newsletter (National Association of Black and White Men Together)
Official newsletter of the D.C. Black Gay Men & Women's Community Conference
OiB magazine (1990s) Out in Black Pub "A collection of images, thoughts & ideas of people of color in the life."
ONYX Black Lesbian Newsletter 1983-1984 digitized by glbthistoricalsociety (March, 1984, vol 3, issue 1)
Other black woman : an international magazine
Our Love. STOP AIDS Project. 1999, San Francisco, CA,
PLGTF bulletin. (Philadelphia, PA, Rita Addessa 1980s-1982
Rafiki :the journal of the Association of Black Gays. 1976-?
Resist! : the dyke zine. 1996-199?
SBC. 1990s-
Shellac. 1999-2002
Sisters : newsletter. 1985-?
Swerv (2008-, Washington, D.C. : BrownStar Enterprises Upper Marlboro, MD ; Get Life Productions)
Thing. Robert T Ford (1989-1993)
Tribadism : information newsletter for black lesbian womyn & our friends
Venus. 1995-2006
Yemonja
Whazzup! magazine
Women in the life.(1990s, Washington, D.C.)
Hispanic American LGBTQ+ Journals
Aquí llegó: (1994-1997)
Esto no tiene nombre: (Originally founded as a newsletter in 1990, succeeded by Conmoción : revista y red revolucionaria de lesbianas latinas, 1995-1996) “conmoción is an international Latina lesbian vision that uses the published word to empower and terrorize, to destroy and create. We publish, support and develop any type of activity that leads to the betterment and greater visibility of Latina lesbians.”
Las Buenas amigas : lesbianas Latinas. (1989, 1992 and 1999 issues available in Archives of Sexuality and Gender)
Chispay chisme! (May 1986 issue available in Archives of Sexuality and Gender)
En La Vida (1997-1998), and July 2000, Issue 49
Jota: 2003-
Raspa Magazine: Queer Latino Literature
Asian American LGBTQ+ Journals
Asians and Friends New York News Forum (1989-1997)
Đó̂i diện = Face to face. 1993-? Vietnamese
Gay Asian Support Group (1970s-?)
Iban Queer Koreans of New York (1998-)
Lavender godzilla : voices of the Gay Asian Pacific Alliance. (1988-2009)
Pacific friends. 1986-1996- San José, Calif.
Phoenix Rising * 1984-1994, Bimonthly Newsletter (varied dates, 1986-1993)
QAPA ink (1990s-)
Revelasian (1995-
Tricone: Hindu American
Native Nations
Color life : the lesbian, gay, twospirit & bisexual, people of color magazine
Indige Zine (2017-) Creator, BRAUDIE BLAIS-BILLIE indige•zine is a digital and print platform for Indigenous art, identity, and resistance. Each issue reflects the voices and visions of today's Native peoples across Turtle Island (North America) and beyond.
Sacred Fire (1990-2001)
Together apart: Queer Indigeneities (Continued by These Ones) See their about page:
Multicultural
Azalea A Magazine by Third World Lesbians (digitized in Lesbian Poetry Archive by Julie R. Enszer)
