I made this zine about 3 years ago for a talk I was giving at the Power Plant in Toronto.
It features redacted files from the FBI of their surveillance of King and his family, images from protests against white supremacy and poverty in Memphis, where my father is from, and it mixes academic texts by Stuart Hall and musical interludes by Sweet Honey and the Rock about blackness, activism and staying on the battlefield.
And, importantly, it slips in a list of black artists who are working and living in Canada and whose work needs to be included in exhibitions and conversations and critically engaged with, now and forever….. enjoy!
To download a complete copy of the zine, click here: zine
