Ginger Coyote is a true punk. Her dedication to punk rock is unquestioned as well as is her dedication to the underdog. Ginger is a life-time fighter for equality for everybody with a firm belief in the value of rejecting of stereotypes. In 1977 while living in San Francisco Ginger started a xeroxed 'zine, pages hand-stapled together, called Punk Globe to give exposure to punk bands who were ignored by local taste-makers. She gave first exposure to Jello Biafra and The Dead Kennedys, Faith No More, and Joe Jackson among many others. She became friends with Joey Ramone and Debbie Harry early on in their

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musical careers. Jim Carroll, author of "The Basketball Diaries", wrote a poem called "Ginger Coyote". Ginger is much appreciated by the people who know her. Punk Globe is still going strong today as an on-line publication. In 2015, "The Best of Punk Globe" was published in book form to celebrate the longevity of the magazine. It's available on Amazon and in it you will find a collection of insightful compelling articles about talented people who are not household names and many who you have heard of such as Pauley Perrette, Boy George and Debbie Harry. READ MORE