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A Womanist History of Scrapbooks and Zines

Cate Humphreys, Photo Editor, Arya Patel, Visual Correspondent • March 27, 2025
Arya Patel

Shayla Bergeron, a second-year studying psychology, makes a zine at the Womanist History of Scrapbooks and Zines event on Tuesday, March 25, 2025. The Women’s Center, located on the fifth floor of Talley Student Union, hosted the event.

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Cate Humphreys

Magazine materials sit in the Women's Center on Tuesday, March 25, 2025. The Women's Center's hosted the event to examine the role of scrapbooks and zines in feminist and womanist movements.

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