RAC Race

Zines about race or racism. Zines with an indigenous focus should be filed under IND Indigenous, even if they deal specifically with the concept of race or racism.

The Colouring Book

Crinkled up brown paper adorns the majority of the front page, along with drawn, partially dissected body. The white space surrounding the body is filled with words
The Colouring book is a project made by a Vancouver based youth-driven project where people of colour came together to build community, reflect, express, and explore issues of race and experiences that have shaped who we are through discussion, writing and other arts.

Thou Shalt Not Talk about the White Boys' Club: Challenging the Unwritten Rules of Punk (2nd edition)

This zine critiques the shortcomings of white male dominated music scenes and how punk and related subcultures can be more accessible for marginalized folks.

Content warning: This zine discusses racism, white supremacy, trans/misogyny, sexual and physical assault, and mental illness.
punk
intersectional feminism
class privilege

Refuse to be Abused (using the law to fight back)

" Project X is a group of people who work with youth to help combat racial profiling based in N.D.G. We document and take testimonials about youth and racial profiling. We also give legal workshops that help inform you about your rights when it comes to racial profiling, the Do's and don'ts of interacting with the police. We think its important to acknowledge that racial profiling is real, to be vocal about it, and to try to fight it."
racial profiling
youth activism
police
police accountability
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