Coco: "I’ve unlocked a new response to the ‘are you sick’ question. I’ve been trying out “nah, I just don’t catch or spread”. And you can almost see the gears grinding to a halt as they process it."
Source: https://x.com/cocomarvgrows/status/2072366596543095173
NEW: Charged in Anti-ICE Conspiracy, Two Minnesota Defendants Speak Out [Videos]
Activists say they’re being targeted for their political beliefs by a retaliatory government seeking to quash dissent.
https://unicornriot.ninja/2026/charged-in-anti-ice-conspiracy-two-minnesota-defendants-speak-out/
showing this to my amygdala
8 of the federal defendants who were sentenced to outrageously long terms are ALSO a part of a larger group of defendants fighting state terrorism charges. In total 20 people are still fighting various state charges. 6 defendants' have trial dates set in the next 3 to 6 (1/8)
this #zine argues in favor of smashing cameras & against the practice of photographing demonstrations arguing that the practice of taking pics increases repression.
https://archive.org/details/InDefenseOfSmashingCameras
listen to this short bit by Anon below & pass out this zine to educate & encourage the weekend “parade” goers
Today at 12:30PM: Abolition Pride 2026 (Grange Park). No Pride In Policing Coalition, Queers 4 Palestine, and allies are proud to present Abolition Pride 2026. An alternative Pride march and rally featuring drummers, art, creative and insurgent pedagogy, speakers, chants, DJ, poets, musicians, and food, for an abolitionist queer future. https://www.noprideinpolicing.ca/ #toronto
A wild boutique zine defender has appeared!
They tried /guilt/. It was not effective!
It's always very cute how, if you mention that you'd like to abolish schools in a conversation, people won't stop and think beyond the one action.
Abolishing schools necessitates the abolition of other institutions and economic structures that force us to participate in them, so we should always think farther than the one thing.
I've made a couple of posters to promote the Fediverse, perhaps on community noticeboards, or at activist or tech events etc.
I've left part of the posters blank so you can customise them with sources of info about the Fediverse (for example useful websites, local user groups, local/national servers to join etc).
You can find the posters (and lots of questions answered) at:
➡️ https://fedi.tips/posters-for-promoting-the-fediverse
Also, any feedback, translations or alternative posters very welcome!
Raised over $200 for @dfwsupportcommittee yesterday with zines and stickers and stuff at the local people’s pride thing, just by offering everything free with optional donation.
You can do this too! The price of zines is too damn high! Distroism will win! Free em all!
I've been real busy with the preparation but as it's #SettlerSaturday I wanted to come do fundraising. This time it's to help make sure I can make it to all the various ceremonies that I'm supposed to participate in and lead this summer.
$emsenn0 on PayPal and Venmo
If you don't know, the Lakota do what you might think of as a giant choreographed dance party across the whole continent, a big collection of what are called Sundances. These were made illegal by the occupying U.S. government for like, more than 100 years! It's only since the 1970s that they've been legalized again, and that was under the strict observation of federal agents, so the revitalization was, uh, biased in some ways.
Now, a new generation of folk, who learned from the limits of the past, are helping revitalize the ceremonies even more, and I'm part of that effort.
Which sounds very nice and good, but, people at ceremonies eat, sweat, and shit: that means kitchens and, ahem, facilities. That means effort, and effort means energy, and until more people are Sundancing - (yes, many Sundances are open to non-Lakota!) - energy means money.
So please contribute, boost, or - if you have a social media presence on another platform - I'd ask you share this in your own way over there. Thank you!
Zine version of the Guardian interview with some of the #Prairieland defendants.
https://historyiswhat.noblogs.org/files/2026/06/injustice-zines.pdf
#zine #zines #freedesrevol #freethemall #antifa #repression #prisonSupport
Find your people. If you haven't already, find them. If you have already, be with them.
We'll get through this or we won't, but it will be better together.
A plea for the void, anyone seen or made a zine from this latest @CrimethInc piece yet?
RE: https://ni.hil.ist/@riotmuffin/116808344571208670
Shitty clipart is being download and shitty modifications made! (If I finish this by tomorrow, it's gonna be a 0th edition, with actual illustrations to come later...)
“Call for contributions” to the next zine in my curated series, “Side by Side” — sparked by my rage, horror, and grief at Tuesday’s cruel and sadistic sentencing of 30 years for my beloved friend @free.des.revol and 50-100 years for other Prairieland defendants.
What the fuck / fuck the state / fuck the prisons and police!
I was so utterly heartbroken when the sentences came down, I felt powerless that day. Then I realized that so many of us were instantly springing into motion—and already had been. Rather than powerless, first and foremost, we checked in on each other, sending messages of love and solidarity, especially to the defendants’ families and friends. Then we tirelessly leaped into all the many tasks of doing anti-repression “work,” as voluntary labors of love, that we anarchists do particularly well.
Yesterday, when the sentences hit me even harder, having sunk in, I realized that we anarchists, especially those with deep experience doing anti-repression and prisoner solidarity, have a responsibility. It’s our duty to share the many hard-won lessons, our best anti-repression tools and tactics, especially for those new to state repression, so as to better aid them in making good decisions and keep more of us out of harm’s way, or at a minimum, not let anyone feel alone when repression hits.
Collective defense doesn’t start when the indictments come down; it is a daily practice, particularly under fascism. It’s what keeps people from cooperating with the state and cops, and it’s what teaches people, as second nature, to have each others’ sides and backs. It’s what helps ward off despair and sustain our resolve. And so much more.
SO, in honor of the noncooperating Prairieland defendants, being used as fodder for a death machine intent on making “antifascism” seem wrong and quelling all resistance, send me stories of the good/caring/effective tools and tactics you’ve used when doing anti-repression work.
Length: 80 to 250 words, prose!
Due: by July 4 (on the one-year anniversary of “fuck the government that fucked over our comrades on July 4, 2025”)
Email to: cbmilstein [at] yahoo {dot} com
(photo: tag seen in Exarcheia)
Also at:
Prosecute deez nutz your honor
Archived the zine "The Satanic Death-Cult is Real" which is one of the zines that were used as evidence in the Texas trial touted by the federal government as the first case against "antifa."
You can get a physical copy from @firestorm at https://firestorm.coop/products/25308-the-government-doesnt-want-you-to-read-these-zines.html which helps support the Prairieland Defendants @dfwsupportcommittee
Against the Cell. Illegalism After Prairieland or Against Legibility. How Movements Become Evidence.
by Fíona
read here: https://theanarchistlibrary.org/library/fiona-against-the-cell
Frankly I have no interest in spending any brainpower on people who previously wouldn’t have touched the prairieland defendants with a ten foot pole, now hand wringing about their sentencing. For fucks sake, put up or shut up