This zine is made by and for Southeast and East Asian people, and the founders say it was created “as a platform to build community, provide space for underrepresented voices and narratives, critically examine and respond to structural inequality, and build radical and educational resources”. Five issues of the zine have been published so far; recent issues have focused on subjects like migration and queerness, and daikon is stocked at places like the Tate Modern Shop and the CLF Art Café in Peckham. It’s also available to read for free at a number of places, like Glasgow School of Art’s library and the Manchester LGBT Zine Library
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