Forwarded from NYC RUST
Scorch_Marks_Digital.pdf
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Scorch Marks - a new zine from anonymous comrades in NYC cataloguing the destructive force of the 2020 uprising
Scorch_Marks_Printable.pdf
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Printable version of Scorch Marks
Forwarded from Underground Rebellion
Compiled Zines From the 2020 Uprising
Titles Included at the time of writing:
— How It Might Should Be Done
— On Black Leadership and Other White Myths
— Stealing Away in America
—Theses on the George Floyd Rebellion
— The Rise Of Black Counter-Insurgency
— The Return of John-Brown
— Black Liberal, Your Time Is Up
— Life, War, & Politics: After The George Floyd Rebellion
— Counterinsurgency: Dousing the Flames of Minneapolis
— What Will It Take to Stop the Police from Killing?
— This Is Anarchy
— The Siege Of The Third Precinct
— Be Water, Set Fire
— A Letter From Minneapolis
— The Healing Power Of A Precinct On Fire
— A Mask & A Target Cart
— Thunderous Graveyard Affirmations
— Welcome To The Party
— Rhythm & Ritual
— Acrid Vol. 1
— At The Wendy’s
— Cars, Riots, & Black Liberation
— Notes From The Rockford Rebellion
— Representation & Power
— Scorch Marks | Print
#zines
Titles Included at the time of writing:
— How It Might Should Be Done
— On Black Leadership and Other White Myths
— Stealing Away in America
—Theses on the George Floyd Rebellion
— The Rise Of Black Counter-Insurgency
— The Return of John-Brown
— Black Liberal, Your Time Is Up
— Life, War, & Politics: After The George Floyd Rebellion
— Counterinsurgency: Dousing the Flames of Minneapolis
— What Will It Take to Stop the Police from Killing?
— This Is Anarchy
— The Siege Of The Third Precinct
— Be Water, Set Fire
— A Letter From Minneapolis
— The Healing Power Of A Precinct On Fire
— A Mask & A Target Cart
— Thunderous Graveyard Affirmations
— Welcome To The Party
— Rhythm & Ritual
— Acrid Vol. 1
— At The Wendy’s
— Cars, Riots, & Black Liberation
— Notes From The Rockford Rebellion
— Representation & Power
— Scorch Marks | Print
#zines
Forwarded from Seattle BLM Scanner
Wanting to write this for everyone:
From everyone involved here, thank you. For sticking around, for continuing the fight, for making sure that Black Lives Matter every single day. Every single one of you make this movement worthwhile. 2020 has had it's ups and downs. From the pandemic to the birthing of this movement, we are here continuing the fight for equality and justice.
The fight is changing as are we and going into this new year, know that we are all learning to some degree. Some are learning more than others. And that's fine, more than fine actually, it is progress.
It is transformative justice.
We are not done yet. Not by a long shot. This marathon is going to continue so long as we are willing to make the changes necessary in this world.
And for the trump supporters, the right-wingers, the oppressors lurking about here and else where online:
Expect us, we're not going anywhere.
--Anonymous
From everyone involved here, thank you. For sticking around, for continuing the fight, for making sure that Black Lives Matter every single day. Every single one of you make this movement worthwhile. 2020 has had it's ups and downs. From the pandemic to the birthing of this movement, we are here continuing the fight for equality and justice.
The fight is changing as are we and going into this new year, know that we are all learning to some degree. Some are learning more than others. And that's fine, more than fine actually, it is progress.
It is transformative justice.
We are not done yet. Not by a long shot. This marathon is going to continue so long as we are willing to make the changes necessary in this world.
And for the trump supporters, the right-wingers, the oppressors lurking about here and else where online:
Expect us, we're not going anywhere.
--Anonymous
Forwarded from Strike Force
"Whose Streets" by Tabitha K. Arnold (2020) https://mobile.twitter.com/thetolerantweft/status/1345485027308670978
Forwarded from PDX Uprising Channel
Renovate Decorate Boycott Support posters from Hong Kong
Forwarded from Inhabit
resolutions for autonomy 2021:
plant some plants
do calisthenics
sit in silence 15min each day
tell your friends & family you love them
interview elders for their wisdom
be kind to the youth
watch birds float on air or waves
pickle something
learn to reload casings
whittle+sharpen
plant some plants
do calisthenics
sit in silence 15min each day
tell your friends & family you love them
interview elders for their wisdom
be kind to the youth
watch birds float on air or waves
pickle something
learn to reload casings
whittle+sharpen
Forwarded from Inhabit
What is a Hub?
A Hub connects people, affections, tools or common goals.
But it is also a package of seeds sent by mail, a book left on the bench of the square, an e-mail, a poem on the table of the cafeteria left at random.
A Hub is a territory populated by plants, animals, living beings with ties in a vast chain of connections. It is the art of meeting.
A vegetable garden that feeds a neighborhood, a wild forest that shelters protected beings from this withered world. A small library of books and records, of sounds and images connecting affections. Everything allows networks, Hubs.
Musical notes played by associates, a collective book and a bonfire of loves. Everything can be a Hub.
Autonomous places, where healthy food is produced, or conspiracies of knowledge, care medicine, that group of readings or mutual support, even friends on trails and hikes. There are so many possibilities of encounters!
A Hub is a box of useful tools, a thread bare from the system, a fissure of the hegemony of a gift that we will overcome.
A Hub is the poetry that travels through the blog, or the box of vegetables and fruits delivered among the common people.
It is a game with children, listening to stories, weaving plots between different people. Sowing flowers and collecting love letters from people so far away.
A rebellion of many, an uprising of worthy anger, a strike against injustice, a scream in the night. There are so many ways to find us, it depends only on ourselves, after all, no one will come to save us, only an agent.
A Hub is a rock that produces sparks, a hope that Life can be different, Now.
(anonymous, received Jan 2021 from Brazil 🧡)
A Hub connects people, affections, tools or common goals.
But it is also a package of seeds sent by mail, a book left on the bench of the square, an e-mail, a poem on the table of the cafeteria left at random.
A Hub is a territory populated by plants, animals, living beings with ties in a vast chain of connections. It is the art of meeting.
A vegetable garden that feeds a neighborhood, a wild forest that shelters protected beings from this withered world. A small library of books and records, of sounds and images connecting affections. Everything allows networks, Hubs.
Musical notes played by associates, a collective book and a bonfire of loves. Everything can be a Hub.
Autonomous places, where healthy food is produced, or conspiracies of knowledge, care medicine, that group of readings or mutual support, even friends on trails and hikes. There are so many possibilities of encounters!
A Hub is a box of useful tools, a thread bare from the system, a fissure of the hegemony of a gift that we will overcome.
A Hub is the poetry that travels through the blog, or the box of vegetables and fruits delivered among the common people.
It is a game with children, listening to stories, weaving plots between different people. Sowing flowers and collecting love letters from people so far away.
A rebellion of many, an uprising of worthy anger, a strike against injustice, a scream in the night. There are so many ways to find us, it depends only on ourselves, after all, no one will come to save us, only an agent.
A Hub is a rock that produces sparks, a hope that Life can be different, Now.
(anonymous, received Jan 2021 from Brazil 🧡)
Forwarded from Inhabit
We talked with Protean Mag just a little before the capitol siege about Covid-19, the uprising of 2020, and optimism + joy on #PathB in our wild time. Listen in: https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-wbz8p-f74b85
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Podbean
Ep 009: Revolutionary Autonomy in the Age of COVID w/Inhabit
On this episode of Protean Pirate Radio, Mel sat down with two comrades from Inhabit to talk about revolutionary autonomy, intergenerational solidarity and mutual aid, and how best to set our feet onto 'Path B.'
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Go follow @readinhabit's new channel for more materials on autonomy and survival on #PathB. And if you haven't read the orange book, go read it: http://readinhabit.com
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Inhabit: Instructions for Autonomy
We’re building a platform for revolutionary autonomy. Amid climate change and economic ruin, we’re connecting a network of people who are ready to live and fight, aggregate skills, build infrastructure, and share tools to make a different world.