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"To give a collective voice to our individual lives and individual experience to our collective struggles." This 50-page zine, written in the spring of 2003, ties the war at home and abroad together through the author's poetic personal account of living in a North Oakland neighborhood under police attack while organizing against the war in Iraq.
"Through living our lives, we collect these stories. Through sharing them, they find greater meaning."
Tomorrow is ours.
"Through living our lives, we collect these stories. Through sharing them, they find greater meaning."
Tomorrow is ours.
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