The expanded “remix” of MPD150’s “Enough Is Enough: A 150-Year Performance Review of the Minneapolis Police Department” report is available now! The report has gone from 35 pages to 140, including the original history/community performance review of MPD, plus handouts, zines, comics, educator tools, poetry, an oral history of the project, and more; it’s meant to be a toolkit for people, both here in Minneapolis and beyond, to keep the abolitionist momentum going, and to keep building.
Download as PDF (compressed: smaller file, lower quality)
Download as PDF (uncompressed: larger file, higher quality)
FOR PHYSICAL COPIES:
“Enough Is Enough” is also available as a beautiful, magazine-style booklet, which is also free. While MPD150 is sunsetting as an collective and won’t have the capacity to mail individual copies out, there are still options to get it:
- If you’re in the Twin Cities, you should be able to pick up a free copy from RLM Arts during the normal pickup hours listed on their website. Generally, Moon Palace Books, Boneshaker Books, and b.Resale should have copies as well, but as time goes on, you may want to check with them before making a trip.
- If you would like a bulk order (25 copies or more), please use this form.
A FEW RELATED LINKS:
- The audiobook version of the report was created using the 2017 edition, so while the supplementary materials are absent, the report/history itself is there.
- The timeline pieces referenced in the report with a (!) symbol can be found here.
- Be sure to check out the companion curriculum for both both middle and high school students here, via Ed Lib MN!
- The report PDFs should be searchable and highlightable, except for the comic book section. A text transcript of that section is available here.
Finally, a note of thanks to all of the volunteers, researchers, writers, artists, designers, editors, activists, box-movers, friends, and allies who made this possible. MPD150 was very much a community effort, and while MPD150 itself has sunset, the work goes on.