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Originally designed for use immigrant and worker rights activist group Voces De La Frontera here in Milwaukee, this graphic is still unfortunately relevant. Ideally our cities should be places where we embrace all people, we take care of each other, we work for the betterment of all, and everyone feels safe; not a place we separate families and turn in the "other".
printed by Justseeds member Jesse Purcell at Repetitive Press, Toronto, ON
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