Portland: Sacajawea's Voice Collective, 1992. Newspaper format. 16pp. Illustrated with b&w drawings and line art. Folded. This issue has tears and chips to lower left that run throughout the issue, affecting a tiny bit of text on the last page. A good copy.

Sacajawea's Voice was an alternative newspaper at Portland's Lewis and Clark College in the 1980s and 1990s. It served as an alternative publication to the main campus student newspaper, The Pioneer Log. It featured articles of public dissent as well as creative writings and art. Though it was both student-run and student-funded, it had no official affiliations with Lewis and Clark College. This particular issue features a short piece called Malcolm X on Looting (excerpted from a 1964 talk), some queer related articles, an Affirmations "centerfold", an article on H. Ross Perot, The Erotic Manifesto, an interview with the band, Calamity Jane, and more.