I remember a podcast I listened to described it something like: "In many protest movements you hear 'this radicalized me' but that's not what I see here. These aren't people who are radicalized. Not wanting children to be kidnapped is not a radical position."

This is why organizing that reaches for relationality is central, not secondary - it breaks the capitalist idea of us as atomized, individual consumers and compels us to act in solidarity with others. And, perhaps more than anything, it's a politics more rooted in cultivating belonging than ideology

American living in France & so happy to see people on the ground in France following the (truly historic) local actions in Minneapolis!

when a DHS assistant secretary said that if he wants to stand with the vulnerable he should support ICE (lol), the bishop replied thus:

"It's definitely our Christian responsibility to extend love even to our enemies."

@dankaszeta.bsky.social in case it helps to know, many you are responding to are known bad actors. I know bc what you are replying to is already blocked on my end, & the only accounts I have blocked come from lists of known trolls that I blocked when first joining.