We are #EverydayAntifascist community builders, milkshake enthusiasts, union workers and party planners.
If you're biking nekkid, the high for today is only about 53° F, so make sure you have a plan to warm back up.
If you're *not* nekkid, it's a good idea to have the jail support number written discreetly somewhere on your body where it won't be easily rubbed off.
🐸🦖🦄🦝
If you're biking nekkid, the high for today is only about 53° F, so make sure you have a plan to warm back up.
If you're *not* nekkid, it's a good idea to have the jail support number written discreetly somewhere on your body where it won't be easily rubbed off.
🐸🦖🦄🦝
Let’s show the world! In Oregon our capacity to get weird with it VASTLY outpaces your ability to look cool hurting us.
Let’s show the world! In Oregon our capacity to get weird with it VASTLY outpaces your ability to look cool hurting us.
There’s a long history of intentionally bouncy gear at protests, and we think it’s time for a revival! Let’s explore…
There’s a long history of intentionally bouncy gear at protests, and we think it’s time for a revival! Let’s explore…
So much of the coup strategy has been to move too fast for people to react.
Huge marches make the massive opposition visible.
newrepublic.com/post/191612/...
So much of the coup strategy has been to move too fast for people to react.
Huge marches make the massive opposition visible.
newrepublic.com/post/191612/...
They can take the T off a website but they can't take trans people out of the fight for liberation.
They can take the T off a website but they can't take trans people out of the fight for liberation.
#40DaysOfAntifascism: Support communities pushing back against fascist recruitment
The Far Right often tries to enter into existing social groups and either influence them, recruit from inside them, or take them over—a tactic called "entryism." (1/ )
#40DaysOfAntifascism: Support communities pushing back against fascist recruitment
The Far Right often tries to enter into existing social groups and either influence them, recruit from inside them, or take them over—a tactic called "entryism." (1/ )