Zine culture is about as active as it’s ever been in the subcultures it has always been a part of (punk, diy, activism, etc).
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News@lemmy.world•Ed Sheeran tour drops Macklemore after his onstage support for Palestine
201·29 days agoFuck Ed Sheeran and his promoters, got it. I feel it’s important that we acknowledge that the focus should be on Sheeran and his team for their cowardice in this situation, and not focus too heavily on Macklemore. What he did is the bare minimum we should expect from those in the spotlight. Being against a genocide should be so fucking basic it isn’t news, and being in support of a genocide should be so disgusting that it ruins a person’s entire reputation.

Honestly, if you consider why you were likely attracted to them, it’ll probably beceome clear why they’ll never die. For me it’s DIY culture, something that while available online through personal websites,[1] within zine culture also comes with the possibility of both arts & crafts as well as meet-space level community events.
aka the indie web or small web. Which is similar to zines in both aesthetics and community, actually ↩︎