The Future Echoes: A Zine Anthology is an archival project designed to document young people’s thoughts and attitudes about current US political, social, economic, ecological, and cultural issues through a medium popular in art activism – zines.
The views and opinions expressed in the submitted zine pages that follow for The Future Echoes: A Zine Anthology are those of the individual contributors and do not reflect the official stance or views of the ACLU of North Carolina. These zines will serve as a platform for young artists and activists to express their perspectives and lived experiences.
Through this page, I hope to highlight queer love, lesbian power, and the importance of living your truth.
I wrote a flash nonfiction piece based on the morning after the election.
As a Korean diaspora living in the United States, my existence is dictated by U.S. foreign policy.
I wrote this piece mainly in response to the Nashville shooting in April 2023, but it turned into a commentary on Florida's political climate at the time.
I drew this to illustrate the importance of voting to my generation.
This piece is inspired by the threat that is imposed on the erasure of critical race theory.
My submission is a collection of phrases written to me, said to me, things I have said or have heard others say.