Make Zines Not War

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Set against the backdrop of Flint, Michigan, this book explores the vibrant culture of zine-making as a form of resistance and self-expression. It delves into the lives of local creators who use their art to address social issues, share personal stories, and foster community. Through a mix of interviews, essays, and visuals, the work celebrates the DIY spirit and the power of grassroots movements, encouraging readers to embrace creativity as a tool for change and connection.