RAC Race

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.

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.

The anti-German critique and its all-too-German adherents

Interviews with 3 different immigrants in Europe about their experiences.

" 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."

"News bulletin of anti-racist action"

News bulletin of anti-racist action in Toronto, ON

"A love letter to my ex. Yikes! Warning: angsty feelings ahead."

"We started this zine in the hot steamy summer of 2015 in Yasmin's Montreal apartment eating pizza sold by a creepy Haitian dude (who was intensely fetishizing us, going on and on about pretty east african girls *insert Drake quote*).

Since the day we met, we always had so much to say and share about our realities as two Somali girls born and raised in the shitty settler colony of Canada. From angsty diasporic woes to angry ruminations on sex and patriarchy (between bouts of turning up to future) and so much more.

Somali Semantics is a body of work borne out of these conversations- and a desperate need to see our narratives represented. In the same vein, we wanted to be able to connect with other young Somali women who have probably been engaging with similar realities."