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  1. Spielberg is demonstrating he understands airborne infection and how to mitigate it!

    He's outside at the opening of the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art and he's wearing a KN95!

    A good respirator protects you and those around you.

    Covid is not over and a mask is a great way to stay healthy.

    #covidisnotover #covidisairborne #longcovid #disability #chronicillness #wearamask

  2. Spielberg is demonstrating he understands airborne infection and how to mitigate it!

    He's outside at the opening of the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art and he's wearing a KN95!

    A good respirator protects you and those around you.

    Covid is not over and a mask is a great way to stay healthy.

    #covidisnotover #covidisairborne #longcovid #disability #chronicillness #wearamask

  3. Spielberg is demonstrating he understands airborne infection and how to mitigate it!

    He's outside at the opening of the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art and he's wearing a KN95!

    A good respirator protects you and those around you.

    Covid is not over and a mask is a great way to stay healthy.

    #covidisnotover #covidisairborne #longcovid #disability #chronicillness #wearamask

  4. Spielberg is demonstrating he understands airborne infection and how to mitigate it!

    He's outside at the opening of the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art and he's wearing a KN95!

    A good respirator protects you and those around you.

    Covid is not over and a mask is a great way to stay healthy.

    #covidisnotover #covidisairborne #longcovid #disability #chronicillness #wearamask

  5. Spielberg is demonstrating he understands airborne infection and how to mitigate it!

    He's outside at the opening of the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art and he's wearing a KN95!

    A good respirator protects you and those around you.

    Covid is not over and a mask is a great way to stay healthy.

    #covidisnotover #covidisairborne #longcovid #disability #chronicillness #wearamask

  6. Thanks to the many minimizers, antivaxxers, and government-assisted destruction of Public Health, the everyday person has no idea what the current potential consequences of repeat COVID-19 infections are, despite the hundreds of peer-reviewed studies.

    "Today, 6 years after the identification of SARS-CoV-2 — the virus that brought much of the world to a near standstill — fear of infection seems to have all but disappeared. Although various aspects of the pandemic continue to be debated, COVID has largely faded from public consciousness as a potentially severe illness."

    medscape.com/viewarticle/covid

    #Covid19 #PublicHealth #CovidMinimizers #WearAMask #GetVaccinated #CovidisNotOver

  7. Thanks to the many minimizers, antivaxxers, and government-assisted destruction of Public Health, the everyday person has no idea what the current potential consequences of repeat COVID-19 infections are, despite the hundreds of peer-reviewed studies.

    "Today, 6 years after the identification of SARS-CoV-2 — the virus that brought much of the world to a near standstill — fear of infection seems to have all but disappeared. Although various aspects of the pandemic continue to be debated, COVID has largely faded from public consciousness as a potentially severe illness."

    medscape.com/viewarticle/covid

    #Covid19 #PublicHealth #CovidMinimizers #WearAMask #GetVaccinated #CovidisNotOver

  8. Thanks to the many minimizers, antivaxxers, and government-assisted destruction of Public Health, the everyday person has no idea what the current potential consequences of repeat COVID-19 infections are, despite the hundreds of peer-reviewed studies.

    "Today, 6 years after the identification of SARS-CoV-2 — the virus that brought much of the world to a near standstill — fear of infection seems to have all but disappeared. Although various aspects of the pandemic continue to be debated, COVID has largely faded from public consciousness as a potentially severe illness."

    medscape.com/viewarticle/covid

    #Covid19 #PublicHealth #CovidMinimizers #WearAMask #GetVaccinated #CovidisNotOver

  9. Thanks to the many minimizers, antivaxxers, and government-assisted destruction of Public Health, the everyday person has no idea what the current potential consequences of repeat COVID-19 infections are, despite the hundreds of peer-reviewed studies.

    "Today, 6 years after the identification of SARS-CoV-2 — the virus that brought much of the world to a near standstill — fear of infection seems to have all but disappeared. Although various aspects of the pandemic continue to be debated, COVID has largely faded from public consciousness as a potentially severe illness."

    medscape.com/viewarticle/covid

    #Covid19 #PublicHealth #CovidMinimizers #WearAMask #GetVaccinated #CovidisNotOver

  10. Thanks to the many minimizers, antivaxxers, and government-assisted destruction of Public Health, the everyday person has no idea what the current potential consequences of repeat COVID-19 infections are, despite the hundreds of peer-reviewed studies.

    "Today, 6 years after the identification of SARS-CoV-2 — the virus that brought much of the world to a near standstill — fear of infection seems to have all but disappeared. Although various aspects of the pandemic continue to be debated, COVID has largely faded from public consciousness as a potentially severe illness."

    medscape.com/viewarticle/covid

    #Covid19 #PublicHealth #CovidMinimizers #WearAMask #GetVaccinated #CovidisNotOver

  11. Zojuist weer mijn jaarlijkse covid-vaccinatie.

    En nog steeds niet deaud... 😋

    #CovidIsNotOver

  12. Zojuist weer mijn jaarlijkse covid-vaccinatie.

    En nog steeds niet deaud... 😋

    #CovidIsNotOver

  13. Zojuist weer mijn jaarlijkse covid-vaccinatie.

    En nog steeds niet deaud... 😋

    #CovidIsNotOver

  14. For our third zine we would like to critically examine some positive examples of community organizing that happened during the ongoing #COVID19 pandemic.

    We would like to ask what went well, what could be improved, also how #CommunalCare and #MutualAid projects can scale and how we can turn them into a #PrefigurativePractice to help us get ready for any upcoming crisis and/or pandemic.

    If this interests you, please join us to work on this zine.

    If you know of interesting projects to examine, please let us know.

    lettertoourcomrades[at]proton[dot]me or DM us here.

    Read more about this idea in this toot thread:

    chaos.social/@antiaall3s/11187

    #SafeSpace #RadicalCare #AntiAbleism #Anarchism #CovidIsNotOver #Intersectionality

  15. For our third zine we would like to critically examine some positive examples of community organizing that happened during the ongoing #COVID19 pandemic.

    We would like to ask what went well, what could be improved, also how #CommunalCare and #MutualAid projects can scale and how we can turn them into a #PrefigurativePractice to help us get ready for any upcoming crisis and/or pandemic.

    If this interests you, please join us to work on this zine.

    If you know of interesting projects to examine, please let us know.

    lettertoourcomrades[at]proton[dot]me or DM us here.

    Read more about this idea in this toot thread:

    chaos.social/@antiaall3s/11187

    #SafeSpace #RadicalCare #AntiAbleism #Anarchism #CovidIsNotOver #Intersectionality

  16. For our third zine we would like to critically examine some positive examples of community organizing that happened during the ongoing #COVID19 pandemic.

    We would like to ask what went well, what could be improved, also how #CommunalCare and #MutualAid projects can scale and how we can turn them into a #PrefigurativePractice to help us get ready for any upcoming crisis and/or pandemic.

    If this interests you, please join us to work on this zine.

    If you know of interesting projects to examine, please let us know.

    lettertoourcomrades[at]proton[dot]me or DM us here.

    Read more about this idea in this toot thread:

    chaos.social/@antiaall3s/11187

    #SafeSpace #RadicalCare #AntiAbleism #Anarchism #CovidIsNotOver #Intersectionality

  17. For our third zine we would like to critically examine some positive examples of community organizing that happened during the ongoing #COVID19 pandemic.

    We would like to ask what went well, what could be improved, also how #CommunalCare and #MutualAid projects can scale and how we can turn them into a #PrefigurativePractice to help us get ready for any upcoming crisis and/or pandemic.

    If this interests you, please join us to work on this zine.

    If you know of interesting projects to examine, please let us know.

    lettertoourcomrades[at]proton[dot]me or DM us here.

    Read more about this idea in this toot thread:

    chaos.social/@antiaall3s/11187

    #SafeSpace #RadicalCare #AntiAbleism #Anarchism #CovidIsNotOver #Intersectionality

  18. For our third zine we would like to critically examine some positive examples of community organizing that happened during the ongoing #COVID19 pandemic.

    We would like to ask what went well, what could be improved, also how #CommunalCare and #MutualAid projects can scale and how we can turn them into a #PrefigurativePractice to help us get ready for any upcoming crisis and/or pandemic.

    If this interests you, please join us to work on this zine.

    If you know of interesting projects to examine, please let us know.

    lettertoourcomrades[at]proton[dot]me or DM us here.

    Read more about this idea in this toot thread:

    chaos.social/@antiaall3s/11187

    #SafeSpace #RadicalCare #AntiAbleism #Anarchism #CovidIsNotOver #Intersectionality

  19. In case you missed our little announcement on Sunday, please follow the newly formed intersectional anarchist radical communal care collective @mitosiscollective! Founded by some of us who split from our original "Radical Communal Care" group, our priority is caring for each other, for the planet, for other beings. This care is both our goal and a means to an end to create a more just world, that is safe for everyone. In a world with violent capitalist politics, war, an ongoing pandemic and on the brink of a climate catastrophe, caring for one another is a radical act. It is both the smallest and the biggest thing that we can do right now, every day. We recognise how the violent hierarchical systems we were raised in can impact our actions, and want to learn and unlearn together. We strive to create an environment in which we can feel safe to do so. We extend empathy to others and to ourselves, try our best to understand each other and celebrate our differences. Our intersectional values lead us to oppose all forms of oppression and injustice, including but not limited to ableism, speciesism, racism, queerphobia. We advocate for wearing masks, cleaning the air, accessibility, inclusion. #SafeSpace #RadicalCare #AntiAbleism #anarchism #CovidIsNotOver

  20. In case you missed our little announcement on Sunday, please follow the newly formed intersectional anarchist radical communal care collective @mitosiscollective! Founded by some of us who split from our original "Radical Communal Care" group, our priority is caring for each other, for the planet, for other beings. This care is both our goal and a means to an end to create a more just world, that is safe for everyone. In a world with violent capitalist politics, war, an ongoing pandemic and on the brink of a climate catastrophe, caring for one another is a radical act. It is both the smallest and the biggest thing that we can do right now, every day. We recognise how the violent hierarchical systems we were raised in can impact our actions, and want to learn and unlearn together. We strive to create an environment in which we can feel safe to do so. We extend empathy to others and to ourselves, try our best to understand each other and celebrate our differences. Our intersectional values lead us to oppose all forms of oppression and injustice, including but not limited to ableism, speciesism, racism, queerphobia. We advocate for wearing masks, cleaning the air, accessibility, inclusion. #SafeSpace #RadicalCare #AntiAbleism #anarchism #CovidIsNotOver

  21. In case you missed our little announcement on Sunday, please follow the newly formed intersectional anarchist radical communal care collective @mitosiscollective! Founded by some of us who split from our original "Radical Communal Care" group, our priority is caring for each other, for the planet, for other beings. This care is both our goal and a means to an end to create a more just world, that is safe for everyone. In a world with violent capitalist politics, war, an ongoing pandemic and on the brink of a climate catastrophe, caring for one another is a radical act. It is both the smallest and the biggest thing that we can do right now, every day. We recognise how the violent hierarchical systems we were raised in can impact our actions, and want to learn and unlearn together. We strive to create an environment in which we can feel safe to do so. We extend empathy to others and to ourselves, try our best to understand each other and celebrate our differences. Our intersectional values lead us to oppose all forms of oppression and injustice, including but not limited to ableism, speciesism, racism, queerphobia. We advocate for wearing masks, cleaning the air, accessibility, inclusion. #SafeSpace #RadicalCare #AntiAbleism #anarchism #CovidIsNotOver

  22. In case you missed our little announcement on Sunday, please follow the newly formed intersectional anarchist radical communal care collective @mitosiscollective! Founded by some of us who split from our original "Radical Communal Care" group, our priority is caring for each other, for the planet, for other beings. This care is both our goal and a means to an end to create a more just world, that is safe for everyone. In a world with violent capitalist politics, war, an ongoing pandemic and on the brink of a climate catastrophe, caring for one another is a radical act. It is both the smallest and the biggest thing that we can do right now, every day. We recognise how the violent hierarchical systems we were raised in can impact our actions, and want to learn and unlearn together. We strive to create an environment in which we can feel safe to do so. We extend empathy to others and to ourselves, try our best to understand each other and celebrate our differences. Our intersectional values lead us to oppose all forms of oppression and injustice, including but not limited to ableism, speciesism, racism, queerphobia. We advocate for wearing masks, cleaning the air, accessibility, inclusion. #SafeSpace #RadicalCare #AntiAbleism #anarchism #CovidIsNotOver

  23. In case you missed our little announcement on Sunday, please follow the newly formed intersectional anarchist radical communal care collective @mitosiscollective! Founded by some of us who split from our original "Radical Communal Care" group, our priority is caring for each other, for the planet, for other beings. This care is both our goal and a means to an end to create a more just world, that is safe for everyone. In a world with violent capitalist politics, war, an ongoing pandemic and on the brink of a climate catastrophe, caring for one another is a radical act. It is both the smallest and the biggest thing that we can do right now, every day. We recognise how the violent hierarchical systems we were raised in can impact our actions, and want to learn and unlearn together. We strive to create an environment in which we can feel safe to do so. We extend empathy to others and to ourselves, try our best to understand each other and celebrate our differences. Our intersectional values lead us to oppose all forms of oppression and injustice, including but not limited to ableism, speciesism, racism, queerphobia. We advocate for wearing masks, cleaning the air, accessibility, inclusion. #SafeSpace #RadicalCare #AntiAbleism #anarchism #CovidIsNotOver

  24. We are Mitosis, a newly formed intersectional anarchist radical communal care collective.

    We are members who split from our original "Radical Communal Care" group. 
    Our priority is caring for each other, for the planet, for other beings. This care is both our goal and a means to an end to create a more just world, that is safe for everyone.
    In a world with violent capitalist politics, war, an ongoing pandemic and on the brink of a climate catastrophe, caring for one another is a radical act. It is both the smallest and the biggest thing that we can do right now, every day.
    We recognize how the violent hierarchical systems we were raised in can impact our actions, and want to learn and unlearn together. We strive to create an environment in which we can feel safe to do so.
    We extend empathy to others and to ourselves, try our best to understand each other and celebrate our differences.

    Our intersectional values lead us to oppose all forms of oppression and injustice, including but not limited to ableism, speciesism, racism, queerphobia.

    We advocate for wearing masks, cleaning the air, accessibility, inclusion.

    Please follow us to keep up-to-date with our development and ways to get involved as we grow as a collective.

    #RadicalCare #AntiAbleism #CovidIsNotOver #Intro #introduction

  25. We are Mitosis, a newly formed intersectional anarchist radical communal care collective.

    We are members who split from our original "Radical Communal Care" group. 
    Our priority is caring for each other, for the planet, for other beings. This care is both our goal and a means to an end to create a more just world, that is safe for everyone.
    In a world with violent capitalist politics, war, an ongoing pandemic and on the brink of a climate catastrophe, caring for one another is a radical act. It is both the smallest and the biggest thing that we can do right now, every day.
    We recognize how the violent hierarchical systems we were raised in can impact our actions, and want to learn and unlearn together. We strive to create an environment in which we can feel safe to do so.
    We extend empathy to others and to ourselves, try our best to understand each other and celebrate our differences.

    Our intersectional values lead us to oppose all forms of oppression and injustice, including but not limited to ableism, speciesism, racism, queerphobia.

    We advocate for wearing masks, cleaning the air, accessibility, inclusion.

    Please follow us to keep up-to-date with our development and ways to get involved as we grow as a collective.

    #RadicalCare #AntiAbleism #CovidIsNotOver #Intro #introduction

  26. We are Mitosis, a newly formed intersectional anarchist radical communal care collective.

    We are members who split from our original "Radical Communal Care" group. 
    Our priority is caring for each other, for the planet, for other beings. This care is both our goal and a means to an end to create a more just world, that is safe for everyone.
    In a world with violent capitalist politics, war, an ongoing pandemic and on the brink of a climate catastrophe, caring for one another is a radical act. It is both the smallest and the biggest thing that we can do right now, every day.
    We recognize how the violent hierarchical systems we were raised in can impact our actions, and want to learn and unlearn together. We strive to create an environment in which we can feel safe to do so.
    We extend empathy to others and to ourselves, try our best to understand each other and celebrate our differences.

    Our intersectional values lead us to oppose all forms of oppression and injustice, including but not limited to ableism, speciesism, racism, queerphobia.

    We advocate for wearing masks, cleaning the air, accessibility, inclusion.

    Please follow us to keep up-to-date with our development and ways to get involved as we grow as a collective.

    #RadicalCare #AntiAbleism #CovidIsNotOver #Intro #introduction