This Comic Shows Why Saying “Cracker” Isn’t the Same As Using the N-Word

Posted on August 12, 2015 by editors

by Mia McKenzie (writer) and Col Williams (illustrator)

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Col is a Black non-binary intersectional womanist and art activist. Col uses they/them pronouns and was born and raised in the Bronx.They are currently attending college in Cambridge.They love creating illustrations and zines that highlight Blackness and Queerness. They love combining social justice and art and can be reached at colwilliamsart @ gmail.com. Their website is colsart.tumblr.com.

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This Comic Shows Why Saying “Cracker” Isn’t the Same As Using the N-Word

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