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Tag Archives: Police

Cecily McMillan

Cecily McMillan

By Molly Crabapple. Nonviolence advocate and Occupy Protestor Cecily McMillan is in court today facing seven years in prison after being brutally beaten by an officer of the NYPD.

The Divide

Cover art for The Divide, written by Matt Taibbi and featuring a cover and interior illustrations by Molly Crabapple.

Their Days are Numbered

Evan Greer. "I offer this as just one of many voices calling for an end to all oppression. Please support the movements and leave your fear behind."

Oakland’s Latest Weapon in the War on Poverty

Oakland’s Latest Weapon in the War on Poverty

Fresh Juice Party Chalk Art in Oscar Grant Plaza, Oakland CA.

Berkin Elvan

By TheVirusHimself, Onur Can Özdemir. To honor 15-year-old Berkin Elvan, who died after 269 days in coma. He was hit by a teargas canister last June.

Gaz fiseginde yasayan cocuk Berkin Elvan

Gaz fiseginde yasayan cocuk Berkin Elvan

mertoglan. Death of 15-year-old Berkin Elvan, who spent 269 days in coma after being hit by a teargas canister last June, is sparking renewed protests in Turkey.

Gezi Sehitleri

ArtofOkan. These 8 young people are killed by the police violence in protests against government in Turkey since last June.

Class Structure

Class Structure

Vic Coffield. This stele is one of my series “explaining” issues of class struggle.

Message to the Messengers

Gil Scott Heron, 1994. Dedicated to the rappers of the time and rap music in general.

The Black Intefada

Steve B.I.K.O. From the new album: "Worldwide: Dare To Struggle, Dare To Win! Overtly anti-establishment and outright revolutionary hip-hop.