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Nat Turner Issue #1
A comic book adapting the real life accounts, journal entries, and court confessions of Nat Turner, an African citizen kidnapped and enslaved during the American slave trade during the early 1800's. Nat Turner would later become the leader of an insurrection in Southampton, Virginia. The entire comic is presented from start to finish with no spoken dialogue, with the story presented entirely through visual media.
The Witch's Child
A story about the fall of the Roman Empire. "The Witch’s Child urges us to celebrate the return of Spring. It is about the importance of May Day and what we have to gain by rooting ourselves in the rhythm of the seasons. After a long Winter of darkness and stillness, we’ve been feeling the resurgence of growth and we rise up too, to remember the importance of re-emerging after the cold, inward months." (from https://knowingtheland.com/2012/04/09/in-celebration-of-may-day-the-witchs-child/)
The State of Black America
Essay about political prisoners and prisoners of war and the prison industrial complex.
Trial Statement of New Afrikan Revolutionary Kuwasi Balagoon: At the Opening of the Brinks Trial
Trial statement presenting aspects of historical and present day political, economic, and social conditions of Black Nation in the U.S.