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Feb 25

workingclasshistory:
“On this day, 25 February 1941, a general strike was called in the Netherlands against the anti-Jewish measures of the occupying Nazis. Organised by communists, it was largely repressed the next day, and key activists were sent...

workingclasshistory:

On this day, 25 February 1941, a general strike was called in the Netherlands against the anti-Jewish measures of the occupying Nazis. Organised by communists, it was largely repressed the next day, and key activists were sent to the concentration camps, although some survived the war.
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Solarpunk Action Week 2021

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It’s that time again, space cadets!

Solarpunk Action Week has been ongoing twice a year since 2019, with every week looking bigger and better than the last. People all over the world are planting gardens, learning new skills, building things, reducing waste, spreading information, taking direct action, and getting their neighborhoods and workplaces organized. We, your humble hosts, have consulted the auguries and scheduled Solarpunk Action Week 2021 for:

April 25th to May 1st!

Mark your calendars, kids

What is Solarpunk?

Solarpunk is  a movement in speculative fiction, art, fashion and  activism that  seeks to answer and embody the question “what does a  sustainable  civilization look like, and how can we get there?” The  aesthetics of  solarpunk merge the practical with the beautiful, the  well-designed  with the green and wild, the bright and colorful with the  earthy and  solid. Solarpunk can be utopian, just optimistic, or  concerned with the  struggles en route to a better world — but never  dystopian. As our  world roils with calamity, we need solutions, not  warnings. Solutions  to live comfortably without fossil fuels, to  equitably manage scarcity  and share abundance, to be kinder to each  other and to the planet we  share. At once a vision of the future, a  thoughtful provocation, and an  achievable lifestyle.”

And what is Solarpunk Action Week?

Solarpunk  Action Week is a week dedicated to taking radical environmentalist and anticapitalist action to make the world a better place.  Previous Action Weeks have seen people starting gardens, learning new skills, making and repairing things, reducing waste, spreading information, getting involved in community organizing

All you have to do participate is begin or continue with an environmentalist, anticapitalist project and talk about it in the #SolarpunkActionWeek tag; it’ll get a lot of signal boosts to connect with other people around the world doing the same. &and follow along on Mastodon at @SolarpunkActionWeek@ecosteader.com

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The previous Solarpunk Action Weeks saw a lot of individual actions, and those were incredible to witness, but we’re at our most powerful when we come together, so your homework for the next 6 months between now and the end of April is: Get organized! If we were able to do so much as individuals back in March, just imagine what you could get done rolling into Solarpunk Action Week with a crew ready to go

If you’re new to organizing, here are some great places to get started:

Can’t find anything in your area? Start something yourself!

And I’m sure people will link to all sorts of other great projects and resources in the rebagels, so keep an eye on the notes!

If you’re already part of a union or a tenants’ association or what have you, even better! Get them in on it.

What can I do?

So many things! You can check out the #SolarpunkActionWeek tag to see what others have done in the past for inspiration. The two dinguses organizing these events have got resource tags full of just so many things you might could do and how to get started on them, here and here respectively. And here are some other fun ideas:

Get out there and invent the future, space cadets, because we have a world to win. I know y’all are gonna make me proud; y’all always do.

If you want to keep up with/support the mods between Action Weeks, here’s our info:

Pops: Mastodon, tumblr (resources tag), Patreon, ko-fi

Natalie: Mastodon, tumblr (resources tag), Patreon, cashapp $NatalieIronside, buy Natalie’s book

“We have always lived in slums and holes in the wall. We will know how to accommodate ourselves for a time. For, you must not forget, we can also build. It is we the workers who built these palaces and cities here in Spain and in America and everywhere. We, the workers, can build others to take their place. And better ones! We are not in the least afraid of ruins. We are going to inherit the earth; there is not the slightest doubt about that. The bourgeoisie might blast and ruin its own world before it leaves the stage of history. We carry a new world here, in our hearts. That world is growing this minute.“ 

–Buenaventura Durruti

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scarymovies101:
“Halloween II (1981)
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scarymovies101:

Halloween II (1981)

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dragonspiritblog:
“Art by KaijuSamurai
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dragonspiritblog:

Art by  KaijuSamurai

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dovesndecay:

renthony:

People keep calling me “heartless” for asking where the stimulus money is on a headline about Biden’s candlelight vigil to “honor” covid victims.

These people have missed the fucking point entirely.

The way you honor victims of the pandemic is to take some fucking actions to make sure nobody else dies.

Fuck your candlelight vigil; where’s the money that’s going to help keep people ALIVE?

they’re the same people who reblog the “give us roses while we’re still here” posts for Trans Day of Rememberance but misgender their trans friends let’s be real

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crimethinc:

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Blinding the Cyclops—Wrecking the Panopticon

Camera Hunting in the Metropolis


https://cwc.im/blindingthecyclops


An anonymous researcher waging a personal war against surveillance infrastructure tests some of the same tactics movements have recently employed from Greece to Hong Kong.

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hater-of-terfs:

“I agree that cops are bad, but isn’t representing all of them as white supremacists a bit of an overexaggeration?”

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Cops and the klan go hand in hand. What they can’t do with torches, they do with badges

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