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Antidote Zine @antidotezine.spore.social.ap.brid.gy · 12/10/2026

No #DataCenters in #Minneapolis! PLS SHARE! There is a public hearing at the Planning Commission on Tuesday, October 13, 4:30pm. Room 350, 250 South 4th Street, Minneapolis. 2/2

The proposed regulations require data centers be at least 100 feet from a residential housing unit. This is barely the length of a basketball court and not sufficient distance from people's homes or other public uses.

We demand a 250 foot distance requirement from residences, daycares, shools, and parks.

The proposed regulations do NOT include any specific noise constraints, despite widespread evidence of significant and persistent noise disruptions from data centers.

We demand Minneapolis require data centers not exceed 60 decibels at the property boundary.

The proposed regulations do NOT include any public notification requirements for data center applications.

We demand that the City require applicants proposing a data center notify residents within 1,000 feet and disclose the size, scope, and expected energy and water usage.

Created by Minneapolis Against Artificial Intelligence and Surveillance Technology (MAAST). Want to join us? Email maast_mpls@proton.me

DATA CENTER REGULATION PUBLIC COMMENT

The City of Minneapolis is developing a regulatory framework for Data Centers. We need your feedback on the proposed policy.

Public Hearing at Planning Committion
October 13th 4:30pm
Room 350, 250 South 4th Street,
Minneapolis, Minnesota

Review the full proposed policy and provide feedback online (QR code bottom right)

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Antidote Zine @antidotezine.spore.social.ap.brid.gy · 12/10/2026

Sharing from The Rebuild on Bluesky (bsky.app/profile/the-rebuild.bsky.s…): No #DataCenters in #Minneapolis! PLS SHARE! #Minnesota law says that cities can only enact temporary moratoriums—not permanent bans—on data centers. Minneapolis’ moratorium […] [Original post on spore.social]

NO DATA CENTERS IN MINNEAPOLIS

Minnesota state law says that cities can only enact temporary moratoriums - not permanent bans - on data centers. Minneapolis' six-month moratorium will expire on November 21st and we need zoning regulations so restrictive that they act as an effective ban on the big data centers that are destroying out environment and creating the physical infrastructure for artificial intelligence.

PEOPLE POWER MINNEAPOLIS

In Minneapolis, we've shown that our power comes from our human relationships and deep community connections. We reject the extractive data and attention economy that separates us from each other - and benefits big corporations.

WE'RE ALREADY UNITED

The city initially proposed a number of neighborhoods for potential data centers. But immediate outrage - and more than 1,500 comments as of mid-September - forced the city to rescind that map and restrict potential data centers to two areas downtown.

NOW WE NEED TO GET SPECIFIC

Right now, data centers COULD be built in ten of the city's fifteen zoning districts because there are NO regulations. To effectively ban these harmful facilities we need to be clear about our demands: tighter regulations around size, sound, and notification to take Minneapolis off the map for big data.

WE SUPPORT...

The proposed regulations say that:

No new building may be built for a data center and that data centers cannot be the only principal use on a lot.

Data centers are limited to TWO specific areas: DT1 Downtown Center and DT2 Downtown Destination.

Data centers are prohibited from the first and second floor of buildings to reduce impact on the public.

Data centers must disclose their expected use of water, electricity, and generators.

BUT WE NEED STRONGER REGULATIONS...

The proposed regulations allow data centers with up to 175,000 square feet of white space. That's too big.

The average size of a data center right now is only 100,000 square feet. In the Great Lakes, only hyperscale data centers exceed 175,000 square feet, while retail data centers average less than 25,000 square feet.

We demand a cap of 25,000 square feet in Minneapolis.

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Antidote Zine @antidotezine.spore.social.ap.brid.gy · 30/09/2026

"...We are making an internationalist, anti-fascist call for people who can come, put their bodies on the ground and help maintain a presence in Ceuta. There is solidarity and support on the ground, and we have a place where you can sleep. If you can come, help […] [Original post on spore.social]

Slide in Spanish, English, French, and Arabic: "We're still documenting violence."

Slide in Spanish, English, French, and Arabic: "We still need mutual aid."

Slide in Spanish, English, French, and Arabic: "Join the Brigades."

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Antidote Zine @antidotezine.spore.social.ap.brid.gy · 30/09/2026

Call to action from an autonomous aid group in Ceuta: "We are Brigadas de Apoyo Mutuo, a grassroots group of independent people from different militant backgrounds. We have been working in Ceuta since August, providing food, first aid, and documenting cases of […] [Original post on spore.social]

Slide in Spanish, English, French, and Arabic: "We're Still in Ceuta."

Slide in Spanish, English, French, and Arabic: "We're still distributing food."

Slide in Spanish, English, French, and Arabic: "We're still healing wounds."

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Antidote Zine @antidotezine.spore.social.ap.brid.gy · 23/09/2026

Last two slides from The Peoples Want recap of their first annual Mujawara Month of Action 3/3

Poster listing cities that participated in Mujawara 2026, 1st edition:

Syria (x2)
Kanaky
Madagascar
Bloemfontein
Cape Town
Johannesburg
China (x2)
Hong Kong
Taipei
Singapore
Bangalore
Ciudad de México
San Cristóbal de las Casas
Aguascalientes
Bogotá
Porto Alegre
Santiago de Chile
Valparaiso
Saint Laurent du Maroni
Montréal
Hamilton
Portland
Minneapolis
Oakland
San Diego
New Orleans
Bloomington
Austin
Chimacum
Johnson Citz
New York
Genève
Lausanne
Neuchatel
Undervelier
Paris
Montreuil
Fontenay
Vitry
Nancy
Saint-Nazaire
Notre-dames-des-landes (ZAD)
Nantes
Rennes
Larré
Morlaix
Logonna Daoulas
Douarnenez
Auray
Val d'Anast
Poitiers
Dijon
Auxois
Haute-Loire
Lyon (x4)
Royans
Lamastre
Bordeaux
Toulouse (x2)
Verfeuil
Narbonne
Frontignan
Marseille
Saint Martin de Crau
Cévennes
Bruxelles
Liège (x5)
Roma
Bilbo
Donostia
Gasteiz
Pays Basque Nord
Barcelona
Badajoz
Berlin (x2)
Hamburg
Lefkosia
Edinburgh
Galloway
London
Kyiv
Kurdistan

This first edition will not be an isolated act but hopefully the beginning of a new transnational and revolutionary tradition. We intend for Mujawara Month to be an annual event. Plans are already underway for the second edition, due to take place in June 2027, which will feature a host of new developments.

Each year, two new geographies from the network will be supported to strengthen our material autonomy as well as our political complicities. To root our internationalism in the different battles that unite us. To weave our revolutionary community. To prepare our response.

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Antidote Zine @antidotezine.spore.social.ap.brid.gy · 23/09/2026

From The Peoples Want recap of their first annual Mujawara Month of Action: some photos of events held around the world. 2/3

Two photos from Mujawara events worldwide: France and Kurdistan

France: pictured is a large group seated on benches arranged in a circle on the edge of a wooded clearing. A Sudanese flag is visible hanging in the foliage.

Kurdistan: photo is of graffiti on a plastered stone wall, a newly-painted resistance fist with faded Arabic lettering from previous tags.

Two photos from Mujawara events worldwide: South Africa and Germany

South Africa: photograph of a person pinning up a flyer on a piece of plywood. Legible text on the flyer includes "Mujawara" and both the Sudanese and Syrian revolutionary flags.

Germany: photograph of a person placing handbills in Arabic under tealight candles on a short concrete wall, in a vigil-type setting. A painted gourd and a kuffiyeh are visible in the foreground.

Two photos from Mujawara events worldwide: Syria and USA.

Syria: a dozen or so people, photographed from behind, seated in a sunny outdoor courtyard facing a projection screen.

USA: Overhead shot of a colorful banner in the process of being painted. Legible text includes "International Solidarity" and "Olympic Peninsula"

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Antidote Zine @antidotezine.spore.social.ap.brid.gy · 23/09/2026

Short thread: The Peoples Want has published a short recap of this past June's first annual Mujawara Month of Action on their social media. As participants (in Minneapolis) who aren't on corporate socials, we thought we'd share here on the fedi. Original posts […] [Original post on spore.social]

Last June, our month of Mujawara mobilized thousands around the world. We are extremely touched by the echo it has created across the planet. It was really beyond our hopes. Almost 100 events took place in more than 80 cities and geographies, across at least 25 countries and 5 continents.

These actions, organized and coordinated in the span of just a few months -- sometimes just a few weeks -- send us a powerful message: that we are not alone, that our revolts have not been in vain, that there are still many of us who have not given up and that many hope to connect so that we can continue the fight together.

From Bangalore to Barcelona, from Kyiv to Johannesburg, from Kanaky to Chiapas, from Bogota to Montreal, spaces, groups, and organizations have warmly answered our call to weave a "Revolutionary Neighboring Beyond Borders." Mujawara Month was an invitation to build new connections between local spaces and collectives and nourish a nascent internationalist culture.

We would like to thank everyone who took part in this global month of action. From organizing football tournaments to creating a transnational radio; from collective readings of our internationalist manifesto to concerts that lasted all night long; from cooking delicious meals for hundreds of people to screening films about our different struggles -- you made Mujawara your own, in countless ways.

From China to Syria, actions and gatherings were organized under the radar. From Madagascar to France, beautiful physical items were created to amplify the resonance of Mujawara beyond the month of June. From Scotland to Chile, the discussions organized opened the space to imagine future mobilizations.

Mujawara allowed us to physically come together knowing that from those spaces we inhabit, we are joining an international movement in the making. A movement that is anchored in diverse territories and fueled by the intersections of our struggles. A movement that is anchored in diverse territories and fueled by the intersections of our struggles. A movement that has the capacity to coordinate across languages and timezones, between diasporas and groups at home, exiled communities and long-standing local struggles.

Beyond strengthening our capacity to coordinate, creating and reinforcing existing connections, learning about each other's struggles and discussing what can be done together, Mujawara was an opportunity to practice concrete solidarity. The money raised through the different events around the globe will go towards supporting Syrian and Sudanese revolutionaries. New places for Mujawara, new territorial anchors for the network and an increased capacity to resist the ongoing storm.

As our call has already stated: "This moment is but a step -- yet a decisive one: that of the slow but unwavering construction of a grounded material power, linking across the four corners of the planet the fragments of our nascent strength."

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Antidote Zine @antidotezine.spore.social.ap.brid.gy · 31/08/2026

While a majority of the power in Gary has been restored over the last 48 hours, the crisis continues. Residents have lost income from stores that could not function during the outage. Each family has lost hundreds of dollars of food that spoiled. Homes, schools […] [Original post on spore.social]

Indiana Storm Recovery

For nearly two weeks after historic storms knocked out power across Indiana, thousands of residents in a predominantly Black community went without critical services like electricity, water, and food. Now, the MAJORITY of residents have received power again with less than 500 still living without power. However, the community is now vulnerable to harm in the case of another disaster. In the absence of an equitable response, it's neighbors and grassroots mutual aid networks who are keeping each other alive: running pop-up kitchens and donation hubs, distributing supplies door-to-door, and checking in on elders as mobile medics. We know from experience that we save each other.

Items Needed:

Gas and Grocery Cards
Battery Fans + Batteries
Coolers
Tables and Shelves
Storage Totes
Solar + Battery Power Banks
Dry Food Goods
Shelf Stable Snacks
Baby Formula
Baby Wipes
Diapers and Pull-ups
Ice
Menstrual Products
Adult Diapers
Life Straws + Portable Filters
Bottled Water
Charcoal
Hot Meals
Flashlights
Hygiene Supplies
Electrolyte Drinks
Paper Goods
Heavy Duty Tarps
Work Gloves
Roofing Nails
Tree Removal
Electricians
Chainsaws
Kids Toys + Games
Backpacks
#2 Pencils + Pencil Pouches
Composition + Spiral Notebooks
Colored Pencils/Markers/Crayons
Red/Black/Blue Pens
Index Card + Sticky Notes
3-Ring Binders + Binder Dividers
Scissors (child safe)
Glue Sticks
Washable Marker
Dry Erase Markers
Folders
Large Pink + Pencil Top Erasers
Loose Leaf Paper
Highlighters
Scientific Calculators
Boxes of Tissues
Disinfecting Wipes
Hand Sanitizer
Quart + Gallon Zipper Bags
Paper Towels
Combination Locks
Reusable Water Bottles
Wired Headphones
Sheet Protectors

Donate Here!
PayPal: MutualAidDisasterRelief.com
Venmo: @MutualAidDisasterRelief
bit.ly/Fary_Response_MadRelief_Solidarity

Supply Drop Off & Pickup:
Storm Relief Mutual Aid

Gary Harm Reduction
5610 W Ridge Rd.
Gary, IN 46403

Mondays 10am-4pm
Tuesdays 12-3pm
Wednesdays 9am-2pm
Thursdays 5-8pm
Fridays by appointment

contact: garyharmreduction@gmail.com

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The Space
316 S Lake St.
Gary, IN 46403

Fridays 3-6pm

contact: info@thespace.nwi.org

/ / /

Accepting packages!

Joy Bomb Social Center
2584 Clay St.
Lake Station, IN 46405

Mondays 2-4pm
Wednesdays 2-6pm

contact: hello.joybomb@social

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Antidote Zine @antidotezine.spore.social.ap.brid.gy · 30/08/2026

In the Natchez ICE facility run by CoreCivic in Adams [County] Mississippi, at the Louisiana State Penetentiary in Angola, and in Moshannon Valley processing center in Pennsylvania, at the North Lake processing center in Michigan, at the Prairieland detention […] [Original post on spore.social]

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Antidote Zine @antidotezine.spore.social.ap.brid.gy · 30/08/2026

Thread: @minnesota15 defendant Isaac Sant's three-minute speech at the press conference following the pre-trial motion hearing at the US federal courthouse in downtown #Minneapolis on Thursday, 27 August 2026. Here is close-captioned video. Transcript to follow is human-made. 1/

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Antidote Zine @antidotezine.spore.social.ap.brid.gy · 26/08/2026

Via Mutual Aid Disaster Relief: Two weeks after historic storms knocked out power across Indiana, thousands of residents in a predominantly Black community already in “survival mode” are still without electricity and reliable access to food and water. In the […] [Original post on spore.social]

[Top left: text repeated from first slide]

Drop-off Locations for Gary, Indiana
(Accepting Packages):

GARY HARM REDUCTION
5610 W Ridge Rd
Gary IN 46408

THE SPACE
316 S Lake St
Gary IN 46403

JOY BOMB SOCIAL CENTER
2584 Clay St
Lake Station IN 46405

Donate:
bit.ly/Gary_Response_MADRelief_Solidarity

ITEMS NEEDED:

gas cards
battery fans
grocery cards
coolers
ice
tables and shelves
storage totes
power banks (battery or solar)
dry food goods
shelf stable snacks
baby formula
baby wipes
electrolyte drinks
hygiene products
menstrual products
diapers & pullups
adult diapers
life straws
bottled water
charcoal
hot meals
flashlights
paper goods
heavy duty tarps
work gloves
roofing nails
tree removal
electricians

[QR code]

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Antidote Zine @antidotezine.spore.social.ap.brid.gy · 08/08/2026

Our collective was asked to help out at a mutual aid garden table during tomorrow's solidarity picnic in Minneapolis. We'll be raffling off a free raised garden bed, connecting folks to free soil, and committing #distroism. Come by and say hi if you're in the […] [Original post on spore.social]

Four stacks of zines on a wooden table:

That Garbage Could Be a Garden
Autonomous Kitchen Councils: Weaving Webs of Abundance
An Invitation to Revolt
Red Flags: Before You Join that Org...

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Antidote Zine @antidotezine.spore.social.ap.brid.gy · 14/07/2026

This re-post was inspired by a book on our Reading List for Minneapolis 2026, Days of Love and Rage: A Story of Ordinary People Forging a Revolution. Anand Gopal's journalistic and historical work is stunning, and a refreshing, inspiring counterpoint to the […] [Original post on spore.social]

Book cover: text over an abstract background depicting cracked, green-painted plaster and a flowing reddish-pink scarf.

Title: Days of Love and Rage
Subtitle: A story of ordinary people forging a revolution
Author: Anand Gopal

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Antidote Zine @antidotezine.spore.social.ap.brid.gy · 05/07/2026

@Ayman has had enough of Mint Press News making shit up. So have we! This is just the latest in a long pattern. MPN was the original purveyor of the "Syrian rebels gassed themselves" lie in 2013 following the chemical massacre of civilians by the Assad regime […] [Original post on spore.social]

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Antidote Zine @antidotezine.spore.social.ap.brid.gy · 28/06/2026

Show up for the #MN15 in Saint Paul #Minnesota on Wednesday 1 July at noon. Community NOT Conspiracy! Drop the Charges!

flyer reads:

Community NOT Conspiracy

Drop the Charges Against the Anti-ICE MN15 Union & Community Activists

Wednesday July 1st
Diana E. Murphy United States Courthouse
300 South Fourth Street - Courtroom 12W
Minneapolis MN 55415
12 Noon Rally
1pm Pack the Court

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Antidote Zine @antidotezine.spore.social.ap.brid.gy · 21/06/2026

MUJAWARA IN MINNEAPOLIS: On Tuesday, June 30, there will be a screening of the film Akka on my Mind, by the Palestinian director Mahmoud Albishtawi. Akka on my Mind is about the Shatila refugee camp in south Beirut and follows the stories of camp residents […] [Original post on spore.social]

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