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Helsinki - AI-Muhajir (Bi-lingual Newspaper for the Arabs) UK- Special Issues vAI-Raida (Institute for Women's Studies in the Arab World) Beirut lfAibatross (Lesbian Feminist Satire) California, USA Alcohol Concern London, UK- Special Issues VALRA Newsletter UK- see Breaking Chains Alternative (in German) Berlin, Germany- Special Issues vAiternative Sex London, UK Alternatives (in French) Paris, France- Special Issues vAmazon (Oxford Women's Magazine) Oxford, UK vAmazon Quarterly California, USA c/Amazons (Newsletter of the BCODP Women's Group) Derby, UK v American Book Review Newark, USA American Ethnologist , Journal of the American Anthropological Association Washington, USA - Special Issues vAmnesty UK /Amnesty for Women London, UK v Anarchy London, UK /narchyinthe UKBristol~UK ecAh"'c~,;<c' '"'''"''''·' v-Anarchist Feminist Newsletter UK ANC Newsbriefing London, UK- Special Issues v/ Angles Vancouver, Canada v Anna (in Swedish) Stockholm, Sweden Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, The Newbury Park, Calatornia, USA - Special Issues /Anorexia and Bulimia Nervosa Association Newsletter London, UK ~nschlage (in German) Austria Anti-Apartheid News London, UK- Special Issues ,/Anti-Apartheid Women's Newsletter London, UK j Anti-Sexist Men's Newsletter London, UK J Anvil Wivenhoe, UK ,/APN (All Points North, Magazine for Lesbians and Gay Men) Leeds, UK v~Aphra (Feminist Literary Magazine) USA Appropriate Technology Lodnon, UK- Special Issues vAquelarre (Latin American Women, in Spanish and English) Canada Arachne (Matriarchal Studies) Kent, UK - /}1\it\ll~ r:Jt--¥1Jr1~ H-t~ls (1J!_ct-h\Ji1P-if1 -(f;/fiA_Q~ /.nshrJt[_ fh-c.J-"VD-viiL) ./Archives Recherches et Cultures Lesbiennes (in French) France Architectural Design London, UK- Special Issues ...!Arena Three UK Argument, Das (in German) Germany Argumenti (in ?) ? - Special Issues v Artemps (i n French and Dutch) Brussels, Belgium v ASAP (Anti Sexist Anti Patriarchy/Against Sexism Against Patriarchy) Newsletter London, UK v ASHA (Asian Women's Resource Centre)Newsletter/Annual Reports UK \1 ASTMS Newsletter (Division 15 Action Committee on Sex Discrimination) London, UK v Asian Lesbians of the East Coast USA v Asian Woman Pakistan v Asian Women Workers' Newsletter Hong Kong '· Asian Women's Liberation Newsletter (Asian Women's Institute) Tokyo, Japan ·~· Asian Women's Network UK ,; Aspekt (in ?) Bratislava .JAssignation London, UK j Association of Breastfeeding Mothers UK \ Association of Greater London Older Women UK ,/Association of Radical Midwives Newsletter UK ~Atlantis (in French and English) Canada /Aurora (Creative Writing by Women) Liverpool, UK / Australian Feminist Studies Aust / Australian Women's Book Review Aust Australian Humanist, The Kingsgrove, NSW, Aust - Special Issues Autograph (The Association of Black Photographers Newsletter) London, UK - Special Issues ../Awakening (in Japanese) Japan v Azalea (Third World Lesbians) USA ti 1 r1 J c s B v BAWN (Bay Area Women's News) San Francisco, USA /Bad Attitude UK 1/'Baetyl UK /Banshee (Irish Women United) Dublin, Ireland .;Battle Acts (Women of Youth Against War and Fascism) USA JBattleaxe (Labour Movement) London, UK vBayswater Hotel Homelessness Project UK Beijing Review Beijin ,China- Special Issues Belfast Workers Research Bulletin Belfast, Ireland- Special Issues vBelles Lettres (Review of Books by Women) Virginia, USA Beltane Papers, The USA - Special Issues ,/Between Ourselves (Women of Colour Newspaper) USA V ----·--·-"····---·------··-·--·-._. --···-·-- ·- _, ....... __________________ ._, ...... ---··.,·-----~---- -·--·-- · 5tbi•i)'i·t'{(.'J L1MCI_ v Bi Frost (Monthly Magazine for Bisexuals) Norwich, UK JBi-Monthly (Bi-Sexual Magazine) UK JSi Women (Newsletter of the Boston Bisexual Women's Network) Boston, ,\g.\-· p,;l)f.,S>rJ~;_<»- Fl•n>- '\r-,·~~- ;>d•·>~s- IOoi·h~ C•~J, y (i'ls") - s~•o<•l tS"O><-<€$> ./Big Apple Dyke News USA /Big Flame London, UK- Special Issues v·Big Mama Rag USA Bil-""''"'"'"'n"'"' c;,<L\.1 L;l,noh''"' Fi''""t N.""';~.fu,.,... vBirmingham Women's Liberation Newsletter Birmingham, UK vBirmingham Women's Paper Birmingham, UK v Bitches, Witches and Dykes New Zealand v BLK Los Angeles, California, USA vBiack and White Working Class Magazine Manchester, UK Black Dwarf UK- Special Issues vBiack Feminists Newsletter (We Are Here) UK. v Black Housing London, UK vBiack Lesbian and Gay Centre Project Newsheet London, UK v-Biack Lesbian Support Network London, UK vBiack Link (Journal of the ACEP (Afro-Caribbean Educational Project) Women's Centre) London, UK VBiack Maria Illinois, USA v Black Out (Black Gay and Lesbian Magazine) London, UK Black Panther,The San Francisco, California, USA- Special Issues v Black Scholar USA . Black Women's Forum New Zealand- Special Issues . : o -· ·- - - -- - \' , ) :\ ' i' .J i ' ')) /Blatant Image, The (PhOtography) USA / ____ ·--· ' • . -----· g I~- b SF"'~ ~- - ' ,. 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