Journal Safar #09 : Protests

To protest is a fundamental human act against injustice. It takes many forms: the defiant act of existing, the organized resistance of multitudes, armed struggles, and the disruption of systems through speech, action, and refusal in person, in prints and slogans online, or on the streets.

Some forms of protest require symbols, flags, and specific attire, while others are carried out through non-verbal communication, secret dissemination, and ideological discipline.
Yet all of them need cultural carriers–our bodies, our stories, and our marks to hold what can be remembered and learned from.

Whether explicit or invisible, in communities or in solitude, this issue explores why we protest, and how, in the hopes of sparking solace, solidarity, and action.

200 pages
Softcover
Size : 23cm x 17cm