CORY REYNOLDS | DATE 5/19/2026

High power, low tech activism from lesbian collective fierce pussy

Featured poster is from fierce pussy, a new release this week from Primary Information and one of our Staff Picks for Pride Month 2026. This spiral-bound, 11 x 17-inch volume collects more than 30 tear-off posters from the trailblazing 1990s lesbian collective known for their activist, wheat-pasted graphic interventions. “Adamantly fast, lo-tech and low-budget, we relied on our own modest resources,” they write. “We used our old typewriters, our own baby pictures, and whatever material we could get donated. We used equipment at our day jobs to produce the work. Emerging during a decade steeped in the urgency of the AIDS crisis and LGBTQ+ activism, fierce pussy brought Queer identity directly into the streets.” They conclude by encouraging the reader to tear the book apart and share it with the public. “Feel free to share, post, copy, distribute, wheatpaste and circulate these posters.”