Free to Fight!

Book

MP3s

Sarah Rides the Greyhound
The Third Sex - Monster Snack
Definition of Self Defense
Team Dresch - Song for Anne Bannon
Mizzery - Sleep'n Wit' the Enemy
Violence is Violence
Sue P. Fox - Killing Your Clone is Still Murder
Rebecca Gates - Carnation Red
Body Language
Fifth Column - Don't
Yelling
151 - Real Defense
Make a Scene
Containe - The Martyr
Assertiveness Practice
Nikki, Jen, Rueben - New Terror Story
The Lois - St. What's Her Name
Alice's Story
Primary Targets
Target Practice
Striking
Cheesecake - Disgracias
Laura Sister Nobody Crosses the Street
Axteca X - Daddy's Crazy
Heavens to Betsy - Get Out of My Head
Sylvia Gets Fancy
Excuse Seventeen - Forever Fired
Nikki McClure - Lucky One

Hey Everybody!
This is Free to Fight, a self defense project for women and girls made in the Pacific Northwest in 1994-5 and released on Candy-Ass Records. It was conceived in Portland, and much of it was recorded there. The layout was done by Anna Lobianco and Stella Marrs in Olympia and it includes work from women all over.

Designed as a double LP/CD and book, Free to Fight is a collection of music, art, spoken word, success stories, and comics that represent many of the ways women and girls protect our bodies, minds, hearts, and souls in a patriarchal society. Two women's self defense teachers, Anna Lobianco and Staci Cotler, also provide instruction so you can sit around with friends or by yourself, read the book, listen to the CD, and practice your moves!

xoxJody

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 2.5 License.