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Unity Newspaper // Maggie Wong
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Copublished with Snake Hair Press
16 pages, 11×17”
risograph printed
Unity Newspaper examines collective caregiving through the lens of the League of Revolutionary Struggle, a multiracial activist organization that emerged in 1978 and grew through mergers of Asian-American, Chicano, and Black identity-based groups. Bringing together excerpts from the archive and oral histories from fellow children of the League and former League members, Wong’s newspaper becomes a place to consider the relationship between past struggles and the futures we create through comradery.
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