Stephanie McMillan: Revolutionary Cartoonist Declares Code Green
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- Category: Environment
- Created on Monday, 12 July 2010 10:58
- Written by Stephanie McMillan
Stephanie McMillan, creator of Minimum Security cartoons, shared the following interview with Kasama.
Click here for the interview.
She speak out here on capitalism's destruction of the earth, organizing resistance to the British Petroleum oil spill, and the difficulties of stereotypical left outreach, and the essential need to live independent of all systems currently in place for complete survival of this world. Share this statement about the urgency of this moment. Act together. You can subscribe to her work at Minimum Security and go to Sneak Previews.
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