
Bebe Montoya
Portland-based singer, zinester, and artist known for anti-establishment socialist commentary and music releases
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Jun 11, 2026
The Final Girlboss with Bebe Montoya
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1:13JayHOST
So Bebe, what prompted you to write these zines? What made you decide, I'm going to wade into this discourse and talk about this subject that I'm probably going to get into a lot of trouble for talking about?

Bebe MontoyaGUEST
I have been writing left-wing critiques of cancel culture in my zines for four years now.

Bebe MontoyaGUEST
And it took me that long to be ready to talk about this piece, to be ready to talk about how... my experience identifying as non-binary actually dovetailed.

Bebe MontoyaGUEST
If you look at the Venn diagram, for me, of the time at which I was the most indoctrinated into the identitarian worldview and the time during which I was very committed to the idea that I was non-binary, it's just a circle.
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5:13JayHOST
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