KYEO Speaks, no. 1

KYEO Speaks, no. 1

Punk Zines
late 00's
Racism
Homophobia
Music

This is the first volume of KYEO Speaks, a punk zine from the early 2000s. In it there are interviews, quotations, short stories, comics, and art among other things pertaining to things that mattered to punks. Much is consistent with the broader punk movement, including resistance against homophobia and racism as well as youth culture and music in the punk scene.

Kyeo

Zine, 28 pages scanned (including front and back covers): East of East - Mapping Community Narratives in South El Monte and El Monte

Kyeo
Digital publisher: Claremont Graduate University

circa mid-2000s

Stephanie Griswold

A wide variety of materials, including this one, were obtained from many different sources, created and provided by many different individuals and institutions in the South El Monte and El Monte communities (as well as the wider San Gabriel Valley and Los Angeles area). SEMAP may or may not hold copyright for these items. SEMAP does its best to secure permission for reproduction before placing items online. If you claim the rights to any of the materials on this website and believe they are inappropriately accessible online, please contact SEMAP at semartsposse@gmail.com. South El Monte Arts Posse (SEMAP) provides access to the materials on this website for the purposes of research and education. To reproduce/use/share these items online or in print, please request permission at semartsposse@gmail.com

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English

Text

MarkChen_KYEOSpeaksZine_no.1.pdf

"Stuff in this issue:
-Last meal survey

-Nazi bro comic
-Home is colored gold interview
-Calculator interview
-A tale of inner earth
-Organic portal
-Racist quotes

-Ants comic
-The want to be comic"

paper and ink