This awesome zine was created by Rachel Marie-Crane Williams. Super cool graphics and comic-style illustrations accompany an important story – the history of police violence.
Called “Stories of Policing and Violence,” the zine is based on American history of brutality and inappropriate police interactions, but lots of the ideas are universal. Here’s a glimpse at what the zine talks about:
-police stereotyping of protestors, activists, other groups
-oppression on racist, transphobic, classist terms
-forms of police violence/brutality
-personal stories to illustrate police violence
-tips for action to resist police violence
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