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(Yes that is calamansi in the background.) And yes, submissions are now open 24/7! I have been thinking a lot about the accessibility of this zine, in terms of cost and availability, considering that there aren't many Pilipino zines in the "zine market" to begin with. I have considered making it completely free and available online. At the same time, I need to honor the production and labor that went into the making of this zine, especially noting that much of the content is written by femmes, nonbinary, and queer folks. When considering allowing the zine to be 'up for grabs,' I felt like this could be a step in the wrong direction, as it could potentially undermine the value of the emotional and physical labor that went into its creation, not to mention it would disrupt from the zine's purpose to donate a portion of funds to certain Pilipino organizations. The solution to this dilemma is still in the works, but for now I think I have found a way to take baby steps towards this goal. WHITE MAN'S BURDEN will now feature monthly newsletters that will feature 3 - 5 pieces of work that centers around a specific theme. The work featured will no longer be limited to paper! This means having video, audio, and other multimedia submissions. Submission guidelines will still apply (see the more info on Tumblr page or check out the Facebook) but there will no longer be a 'deadline.' Printed and digital zines will still exist! And they will be compiled of the newsletter works. This way, everything that will be included in the physical zine will have already been featured in a previous newsletter, which of course will not cost a thing. The point of the zine will be to provide somewhat of a 'yearbook' experience-- a collective and cohesive output comprised of works from the past months. The bigger picture made into one zine. I hope this all makes sense! Like I said I am still trying to figure out the process and don't have plans yet for when exactly the first themed newsletter will go out, but I just want to generally let you all know that submissions are open and why I chose to do that. *Please share the image above widely if you are able to! Thank you so much for reading! There will definitely be more updates soon!
At what point did everyone just decide that the opinion of Koreans (in regards to how they feel about another cultures’ pop idols/food/culture, etc) is like gods gift to the earth. This comes at a time where I’m seeing all these “Korean's react to” videos and I’m so ????. They are just normal people. And like any other normal person, I don’t give a fuck what they think about my culture or food or people.
Can we stop to critically exam why we obsess over the idea of them validating our culture and people? Honestly, seeing react videos of them looking at Filipino celebrities (or even other asian races that are often presumed to be deeper skinned people) and them being surprised that they are what they are is so fucking toxic man. And it feeds and perpetuates the toxic beauty standards that are prominent in our media (at least as far as the Philippines goes.)
I don’t know, my point is - we don’t need validation from people to know that are culture is interesting and our food is delicious and our people are beautiful (and NOT just the celebrities who are - more often than not - mestizas.) Koreans are regular people, y’all. Please chill.
@thisisnotpilipinx it was my birthday yesterday!!! PFAD reblog as a gift?
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**************EDIT: I’ve created a Facebook event page for any of you that would like to keep track so you don’t forget! Here it is. I encourage everyone to please help spread the word by sharing the event to your own newsfeed or by inviting your pin@y friends!! Thanks for reading <333*********
SUBMISSIONS FOR ISSUE #2 ARE NOW OPEN
“WHITE MAN’S BURDEN is a zine for and by young Pilipinos engaged in the American diaspora. This zine confronts the continuing colonial conflict in the Philippine psyche and the historical erasure associated with that process. These pages expose the vulnerability in cultural pride, identity, and the burden to americanize.“
Thank you again to everyone who was involved in issue #1-- from those who directly contributed a piece, to those that shared posts about it, to those that bought the zines for themselves and their friends.
I am really excited for this new issue!
Just a quick reminder of who can submit:
- Pilipinos that are girls
- Pilipinos that boys
- Pilipinos that are more complex than that
-Pilipinos that are neither
- Pilipinos that migrated
- Pilipinos that were born here
- Pilipinos that have family that has been here for generations
- Lumad Pilipinos
- Dark-skinned Pilipinos
- Light-skinned Pilipinos
- Mixed Pilipinos
- Pilipinos who are bilingual
- Pilipinos who are not bilingual
- Pilipinos. Pilipinos. Pilipinos.
The theme for this issue is JOURNEY. Think of this however you would like to. The questions in the photo are to help reflect on what “JOURNEY” means for you.
Also, please think of the relationship between the theme and your piece in regards to the zine’s goals:
- Encourage young pilipinxs to research their own histories.
- Encourage young pilipinxs to speak up about their experiences, hardships, accomplishments, and their creative endeavors.
- Display cultural pride as a means to become closer to our families, customs, and values.
- Deconstruct the process of americanization on the pinxy individual psyche, and the pinxy community.
- Allow access to information to help reclaim our indigenous roots.
- Exist as a refreshing outlet for collective self-love to foster.
- Advocate solutions for a healthier pilipinx mind, body, and soul.
- Donate a % of zine profit to local (for now) Filipino -/ American organizations that promotes the same ideals as mentioned above.
But most importantly, make it your own. Make it personally special to you-- excite yourself by thinking and writing about yourself. Ignite pride and love in the existence of your work for your kababayan.
For submission guidelines and other questions, see: http://whitemansburdenzine.tumblr.com/tagged/moreinfo
For anything else-- shoot me an ask!
Non-fiction text pieces will be given priority over other forms of writing / artwork.
*DEADLINE IS MARCH 15*
send them to: [email protected]
The very first issue of White Man’s Burden is now up for sale! Physical copies are $5.00 + $1.00 shipping. If you’re from the southbay in CA, hit me up and we can make an arrangement to beat the shipping.
You can still preview the zine here.
Just a friendly reminder that 60% of funds made will be served as a monetary donation to the Filipino American Library in Historic Filipinotown, Los Angeles. The library is currently in the process of relocating but you can still check out their amazing collection at Echo Park’s library on Temple Street!! I highly recommend it. Great reads from our indigenous history, peminist theory, our traditional cooking, to migration, etc! The rest of the 40% will be used for zine reproduction, shipping, and zine events.
preview page from WHITE MAN’S BURDEN Issue #1
“Language as a Perpetual Whip”
poem by @ayrang
peep http://issuu.com/whitemansburden for the zine very soon!
