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no bonzo @nobonzo.bsky.social · 31/01/2025

beyond the state

an image of a gov't building on fire as numerous sweet animals dance around it holding torches and ripping paper. In front a rat holds a circle a gas can. text reads Beyond the State There will be justice

river rossi @ariverakissafist.bsky.social · 30/01/2025

Trans liberation knows no borders in this fight against illegitimate authority. In the face of growing hostility & attacks on trans & nonbinary people across Canada—with politicians scapegoating trans youth & provinces restricting vital gender-affirming healthcare—willful rule-breaking is essential.

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river rossi @ariverakissafist.bsky.social · 30/01/2025

I love this guide on how to build a trans microlibrary 📖🪱✨

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river rossi @ariverakissafist.bsky.social · 28/01/2025

@mbsycamore.bsky.social: “a three-point plan for dramatic structural change, handed right to us: Step 1: Ban trans people from serving in the military. Step 2: Ban everyone from serving in the military. Step 3: Ban the military.” Still dead-on relevant in 2025.

thebaffler.com

Swords into Marketshare | Mattilda Bernstein Sycamore

What if we had an LGBT movement that centered on getting trans people—and everyone else—out of prison, instead of into the military?

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river rossi @ariverakissafist.bsky.social · 26/01/2025

“Using the language of “pods” is a way to meet people where they are and reveal what is already working in their intimate networks. […] instead of trying to build new relationships with strangers who might share a political analysis, […] we want to build through our relationships and trust.”

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SOILTJP - PODS

[Image Description for photo above and below: Six orcas move through calm water. The image is taken just above the surface of the water and the image is slightly overexposed from the sun shining off t...

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river rossi @ariverakissafist.bsky.social · 21/11/2024

A common horizon for situated struggles: “It’s the capacity of struggle in the present, the capacity for collective action that creates dreams and desire — not the reverse. And they create dreams and desires that all the privatized and state-approved pleasures […] can’t satisfy.”

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Kristin Ross. "The Ecological Face of the Commune Form" - Critical and Visual Studies Symposium

YouTube video by Critical & Visual Studies BA - Pratt Institute

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