Cracks in the Concrete #10

This Anarchist zine has gotten pretty good. It's getting more and more similar to The Match! with every issue, but that's not a bad thing. Luke's writing is genuine and earnest, and it's clear that even when he's bitter or angry, he still has a hopeful heart. Contains a little bit about the RNC, and the recent NYC "crack" down on punk band Leftover Crack. It also turns out that their Arizona collective made the local paper as Tuscon's best anarchist collective, so this is turned into a humorous story with their collective response printed as well.