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  1. One week from today Firestorm will be hosting @MsKellyMHayes in conversation with organizer Ash Williams to discuss the launch of "Read this When Things Fall Apart," a new publication of letters to activists and organizers on the frontlines in catastrophic times.

    “If you need an antidote to despair, this book is for you. It’s a repository of fortifying collective wisdom, a tonic for our troubled times. The letters Kelly Hayes has collected offer vital insights amid the darkness, shrewd strategic advice for aspiring change-makers, and a reminder none of us are in the fight alone.”—Astra Taylor, co-author of "Solidarity: The Past, Present, and Future of a World-Changing Idea"

    Register for this online event, and find your copy of "Read This When Things Fall Apart," at firestorm.coop/events/3487-rea

    #Activism #MovementMemos #KellyHayes #FeministBookstore #FirestormCoop (- L)

  2. One week from today Firestorm will be hosting @MsKellyMHayes in conversation with organizer Ash Williams to discuss the launch of "Read this When Things Fall Apart," a new publication of letters to activists and organizers on the frontlines in catastrophic times.

    “If you need an antidote to despair, this book is for you. It’s a repository of fortifying collective wisdom, a tonic for our troubled times. The letters Kelly Hayes has collected offer vital insights amid the darkness, shrewd strategic advice for aspiring change-makers, and a reminder none of us are in the fight alone.”—Astra Taylor, co-author of "Solidarity: The Past, Present, and Future of a World-Changing Idea"

    Register for this online event, and find your copy of "Read This When Things Fall Apart," at firestorm.coop/events/3487-rea

    #Activism #MovementMemos #KellyHayes #FeministBookstore #FirestormCoop (- L)

  3. "So, when I was able to encounter “DS9,” I think, as David was pointing out, it’s very Black, it’s a little bit gay. It’s really just a totally new way, especially for mainstream television, of approaching the “TNG” [“The Next Generation”] franchise and the idea of the United Federation of Planets.

    And I think that the real, even if imperfect, anticolonial politics of the show is something that’s so powerful and so rare, especially the ways that they were able to explore, I know we’re going to speak about this later, ideas of violence and what it means to organize against the status quo in real ways. So, I do often go between the “TNG” franchise, “The Next Generation,” and “Deep Space Nine,” because sometimes you really love a cleaned-up and tidy universe in which capitalism does not exist, the associated violence do not exist. And sometimes, you really just want Daddy Picard to just end every 45 minutes with something that just feels morally right in the world. But “DS9” is darker. It reflects power, imperialism and race, and really centers those struggling against it as real people."

    #DS9 #BellRiots #Truthout #MovementMemos

    podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/

  4. "So, when I was able to encounter “DS9,” I think, as David was pointing out, it’s very Black, it’s a little bit gay. It’s really just a totally new way, especially for mainstream television, of approaching the “TNG” [“The Next Generation”] franchise and the idea of the United Federation of Planets.

    And I think that the real, even if imperfect, anticolonial politics of the show is something that’s so powerful and so rare, especially the ways that they were able to explore, I know we’re going to speak about this later, ideas of violence and what it means to organize against the status quo in real ways. So, I do often go between the “TNG” franchise, “The Next Generation,” and “Deep Space Nine,” because sometimes you really love a cleaned-up and tidy universe in which capitalism does not exist, the associated violence do not exist. And sometimes, you really just want Daddy Picard to just end every 45 minutes with something that just feels morally right in the world. But “DS9” is darker. It reflects power, imperialism and race, and really centers those struggling against it as real people."

    #DS9 #BellRiots #Truthout #MovementMemos

    podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/

  5. This week's episode of #MovementMemos is a primer on predictive policing. Andrew Guthrie Ferguson and I talk about the history and failures of predictive policing technologies and raise the alarm about the creation of new data empires. truthout.org/audio/predictive-

  6. This week's episode of #MovementMemos is a primer on predictive policing. Andrew Guthrie Ferguson and I talk about the history and failures of predictive policing technologies and raise the alarm about the creation of new data empires. truthout.org/audio/predictive-

  7. #MovementMemos is back! Check out my convo with Nadine Naber about connections between Palestinian liberation and police and prison abolition and why attacks on the analytical framework of settler colonialism are about undermining solidarity. truthout.org/audio/attacks-on-

  8. #MovementMemos is back! Check out my convo with Nadine Naber about connections between Palestinian liberation and police and prison abolition and why attacks on the analytical framework of settler colonialism are about undermining solidarity. truthout.org/audio/attacks-on-

  9. If you listen to #MovementMemos, I just wanted to give folks a heads-up that the show will not be returning until next week. We had planned to have our first episode of the year drop tomorrow, but we ran into some production issues, and I just wasn't up for the work marathon that publishing this week would have required.

  10. If you listen to #MovementMemos, I just wanted to give folks a heads-up that the show will not be returning until next week. We had planned to have our first episode of the year drop tomorrow, but we ran into some production issues, and I just wasn't up for the work marathon that publishing this week would have required.

  11. It's time for my top ten list of things I made/wrote this year that I'm proud of. At the top of the list is one of the best episodes of
    #MovementMemos we've ever created: Vigil for Palestine: We Mourn and Consider What Solidarity Demands of Us truthout.org/audio/vigil-for-p

  12. It's time for my top ten list of things I made/wrote this year that I'm proud of. At the top of the list is one of the best episodes of
    #MovementMemos we've ever created: Vigil for Palestine: We Mourn and Consider What Solidarity Demands of Us truthout.org/audio/vigil-for-p

  13. For our last #MovementMemos episode of the year, I spoke with Palestinian feminist Rana Barakat, who lives and teaches in the West Bank, about Palestinian history, Indigenous resistance, belonging, family, and why she views solidarity as a form of love. truthout.org/audio/palestine-i

  14. For our last #MovementMemos episode of the year, I spoke with Palestinian feminist Rana Barakat, who lives and teaches in the West Bank, about Palestinian history, Indigenous resistance, belonging, family, and why she views solidarity as a form of love. truthout.org/audio/palestine-i

  15. This week on #MovementMemos, I talk with Antony Loewenstein about how Israel has used Palestine as a laboratory for its tools of surveillance and war-making, and why Netanyahuism poses a global threat. I also talk with Ahmad Abuznaid about the genocide in Gaza. Transcript + audio: truthout.org/audio/israels-too

  16. This week on #MovementMemos, I talk with Antony Loewenstein about how Israel has used Palestine as a laboratory for its tools of surveillance and war-making, and why Netanyahuism poses a global threat. I also talk with Ahmad Abuznaid about the genocide in Gaza. Transcript + audio: truthout.org/audio/israels-too

  17. If you don't fully understand what's happening in Gaza, but would like to, here are a couple of #MovementMemos episodes you can listen to or read today. truthout.org/audio/what-the-ma

  18. If you don't fully understand what's happening in Gaza, but would like to, here are a couple of #MovementMemos episodes you can listen to or read today. truthout.org/audio/what-the-ma

  19. This week on #MovementMemos, I talk with @pattyk about transforming our relationships with the land and each other. "I want the land to know me, to claim me. I want to feel at home in it in a way that's reciprocal." truthout.org/audio/we-can-surv

  20. This week on #MovementMemos, I talk with @pattyk about transforming our relationships with the land and each other. "I want the land to know me, to claim me. I want to feel at home in it in a way that's reciprocal." truthout.org/audio/we-can-surv

  21. This week on #MovementMemos, I talk with Aaron Goggans about how activists can resist the trends of late capitalism, including the alienation imposed by the tech world, by cultivating modes of communication and communal care that defy the norms of our individualist society. truthout.org/audio/our-movemen

  22. This week on #MovementMemos, I talk with Aaron Goggans about how activists can resist the trends of late capitalism, including the alienation imposed by the tech world, by cultivating modes of communication and communal care that defy the norms of our individualist society. truthout.org/audio/our-movemen

  23. This week on #MovementMemos, I talk with MJ Rubenstein about how rocket-launching billionaires are exploiting our fascination with the stars, and our imperiled hopes for the future, in order to build a new religiosity from some very old, familiar parts. truthout.org/audio/rocket-laun

  24. This week on #MovementMemos, I talk with MJ Rubenstein about how rocket-launching billionaires are exploiting our fascination with the stars, and our imperiled hopes for the future, in order to build a new religiosity from some very old, familiar parts. truthout.org/audio/rocket-laun

  25. This week on #MovementMemos, I talk with @parismarx about what organizers and activists should understand about AI. When we separate sci-fi tropes from reality, "the real threat of these systems is what it will mean for our power." truthout.org/audio/ai-wont-ove

  26. This week on #MovementMemos, I talk with @parismarx about what organizers and activists should understand about AI. When we separate sci-fi tropes from reality, "the real threat of these systems is what it will mean for our power." truthout.org/audio/ai-wont-ove

  27. #MovementMemos is back! This week, I talk with Émile P. Torres about what activists and organizers need to know about longtermism and TESCREAL. "This ideology is everywhere. It's even infiltrating major international governing bodies like the United Nations." truthout.org/audio/bizarre-and

  28. #MovementMemos is back! This week, I talk with Émile P. Torres about what activists and organizers need to know about longtermism and TESCREAL. "This ideology is everywhere. It's even infiltrating major international governing bodies like the United Nations." truthout.org/audio/bizarre-and

  29. If you haven't checked out the four episode series of #MovementMemos that's meant to accompany Let This Radicalize You, today is a great day to do so! You don't have to have read the book to enjoy them. We began with a convo between me and Mariame Kaba. truthout.org/audio/let-this-co

  30. If you haven't checked out the four episode series of #MovementMemos that's meant to accompany Let This Radicalize You, today is a great day to do so! You don't have to have read the book to enjoy them. We began with a convo between me and Mariame Kaba. truthout.org/audio/let-this-co

  31. This week on #MovementMemos, we are talking about Cop City, domestic counterinsurgency, resistance, and why massive police training facilities are being built. This episode includes commentary from Alex Vitale, Stuart Schrader, Benji Hart, and Jasmine, who is an organizer with #StopCopCity. truthout.org/audio/cop-city-is

  32. This week on #MovementMemos, we are talking about Cop City, domestic counterinsurgency, resistance, and why massive police training facilities are being built. This episode includes commentary from Alex Vitale, Stuart Schrader, Benji Hart, and Jasmine, who is an organizer with #StopCopCity. truthout.org/audio/cop-city-is

  33. "Whenever there is grief, there is unity, and in unity, there is strength, and we feel it.,” says Jalal Abukhater. In this episode of #MovementMemos, I talk with Jalal, a Palestinian writer living in Jerusalem, and Palestinian activists Jeanine Hourani and Lea Kayali, about the 75th anniversary of the Nakba, resistance in the face of Israeli aggression and how hope sustains their work. truthout.org/audio/palestinian

  34. "Whenever there is grief, there is unity, and in unity, there is strength, and we feel it.,” says Jalal Abukhater. In this episode of #MovementMemos, I talk with Jalal, a Palestinian writer living in Jerusalem, and Palestinian activists Jeanine Hourani and Lea Kayali, about the 75th anniversary of the Nakba, resistance in the face of Israeli aggression and how hope sustains their work. truthout.org/audio/palestinian

  35. In our 100th episode of #MovementMemos, I talk with my friend and co-author Mariame Kaba about resisting "compulsory normalcy," cultivating hope, and the lessons of our new book, Let This Radicalize You. I love this episode and I hope you will too. truthout.org/audio/let-this-co

  36. In our 100th episode of #MovementMemos, I talk with my friend and co-author Mariame Kaba about resisting "compulsory normalcy," cultivating hope, and the lessons of our new book, Let This Radicalize You. I love this episode and I hope you will too. truthout.org/audio/let-this-co

  37. This week on #MovementMemos, I talk with Camila Valle, translator of Set Fear on Fire: The Feminist Call That Set the Americas Ablaze by LASTESIS. We discuss the struggle for abortion rights and access in Chile and Argentina, the need for democratic structures in movement work, and how LASTESIS has used art and performance to bring feminist theory to the streets. Don't miss this one. truthout.org/audio/latin-ameri

  38. This week on #MovementMemos, I talk with Camila Valle, translator of Set Fear on Fire: The Feminist Call That Set the Americas Ablaze by LASTESIS. We discuss the struggle for abortion rights and access in Chile and Argentina, the need for democratic structures in movement work, and how LASTESIS has used art and performance to bring feminist theory to the streets. Don't miss this one. truthout.org/audio/latin-ameri