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I stumble on my words at some points, so please excuse my nervousness. Thank you for watching my video. :)

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My zine is about mass incarceration and abolition. It covers the loophole in the 13th Amendment, the cocaine and crack epidemic, the War on Drugs, old and new Jim Crow laws, privatization, and the Abolitionist movement. It includes 3 readings from class, and I did all the drawing and coloring.

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This video shows my overall thought process and the physical making of my zine, including some personal thoughts about the topic or presentation. 

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Final Project and Presentations

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Final Zine

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My zine is about WOC feminism and its relationship to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. I did my zine digitally and really enjoyed this medium as a way to display information I am passionate about :)

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Aydan Dominguez, Mass Incarceration and Abolition Zine

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Aydan Dominguez, Mass Incarceration and Abolition Zine

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I created my zine through Canva, and I had a little bit of trouble trying to print so I had to makeshift my Zine with staples and Glue. My Zine is all about Mass Incarceration and Abolition. It touches on Chattel Slavery and the "abolishment" of Slavery and pointing out the flaws in the 13th amendment. It also talks about how the Jim Crow Laws era had a major impact on mass incarceration. Including how President Nixon and his organization knew the impact they would have starting the war on drugs. I quote 3 readings from the class including the documentary the 13th and "The New Jim Crow Laws" by Michelle Alexander.

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Aydan Dominguez, quotes from Michelle Alexander 

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Tawny Harabedian Presentation about Mass Incarceration & Abolition

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Tawny Harabedian Presentation about Mass Incarceration & Abolition

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Actual Digital Zine in the next post

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I'm sorry I couldn't figure out how to post it with the video in the same post unfortunately.

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 A Zine Concerning Communities of Exclusion  By Lynée 

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 A Zine Concerning Communities of Exclusion  By Lynée 

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Hello class... I did my Zine on marginalized communities of exclusion. While there are many areas to discuss within these three topics, I chose to talk about the lecture on Settler Colonialism and Chattel Slavery, an examination of the film Hawaii To The Holocaust from the module Whiteness as Property and Militarism in the Pacific, and lastly, the piece from Evelyn Nakano Glenn’s Unequal Freedom_ How Race and Gender Shaped American Citizenship and Labor we read when looking at the unit on Citizenship and Belonging. I loved the simplicity of this project and tying in the themes we explored throughout the semester, and it made for a fun final!

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Mass incarceration and what we can do for better change!

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My zine is about mass incarceration and abolition and goes over the modern racial caste system that our justice system perpetuates. I also talk about the war on drugs, the 13th Amendment, the role of media, and the cycle of crime. I also include how we can help stop this and demand change.

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In my video I explain my creative process, how I engaged with the course materials, and what I want readers to take away from my zine.

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Parissa Canady, quotes from Michelle Alexander, Ava Duvernay, and Ruth Wilson Gilmore

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Walker Robertson - Why is it important to appreciate the Queer Perspective in History.

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Walker Robertson - Why is it important to appreciate the Queer Perspective in History.

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Liberation and Queerness

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The way to properly approach the horizon of Queerness and its increased integration into modern America, there must be an emphasis on the education regarding Queer history itself.

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Women of Color Feminism and Palestine and Race

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Women of Color Feminism and Palestine and Race

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I created my zine on Women of Color Feminism and Palestine and Race

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I talked about the compare and contrast of mass incarceration and abolitionism and how the 13 Amendment still created no rights for African Americans

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Andrea Parker -Mass Incarceration and Abolition

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Andrea Parker -Mass Incarceration and Abolition

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I didn't know how to put the zine in with the video so I created two different post

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Women of Color Feminism and Palestine and Race

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Settler Colonialism and Chattel Slavery

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I don't know how to put a video with this so here's mine. 

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Home is Where the Heart Belongs: A Zine on Citizenship and Belonging" is a zine that looks at the ideas of citizenship and belonging. It explains what citizenship mean show people can be citizens by birth, through naturalization, or multiple citizenships.

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_Home is Where the Heart Belongs_ A Zine on Citizenship and Belonging_

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Hope you enjoy!

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Enjoy:))

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Women of Color and Feminism and Palestine and Race.

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For my final project, I delved into the topics of women of color, feminism, and the Palestinian race, focusing on impactful readings by Audrey Lorde and Gloria Anzaldua. Lorde's message on the power of anger and Anzaldua's struggle with language discrimination were key themes. Through images and discussions, I aimed to shed light on these important issues. No specific action requested.