Glauber, Issue 2. Body be mine. Glazed alkaline wraps, magazine/pamphlet in 11x8.5 inch photo-collage wraps

n.p., but Texas: the zine, n.d., but very recent. Magazine. Unpaginated, some twenty pages of sex-tips (in response to questions by highschool students in (Texas) sex-ed classes, "answered by Mariah from Sex Ed files") with various kinds of color illustrations (from innocuous to naughty), except for a light soiling from reader handling of back cover, a fine copy: sound, else clean, and unmarked. Quiet humor elaborates on condoms, multiple sex-pards, queer, straight, twenty pages of okay-ness to do any-thing (safely), don't expect lubricity unless the reader brings it him/herself. Humph; Texas? Self-characterized as a 'zine'. Terminal mission statement: (truncated) "Glauber is an independent zine created by all BIPOC contributors through collective decisions. 100% of proceeds go towards a different org evry issue. Each issue focuses on a different topic or theme. This issue's theme was intimacy, sex, and reproductive health and needs. All proceeds will go towards Janes Due Process and ARC South East." (We do not know what these initials stand for.). (Inventory #: 324948)