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  1. On July 4th, please write the 8 Prairieland #TX Defendants just sentenced to a sum 450yrs in prison. 📬‼️(All mail is monitored by law enforcement. Be extremely mindful of what you write. Do NOT discuss the facts of the case, do not incl. overtly political comments.) prairielanddefendants.com/writ

    #Texas #Prairieland #PrairielandCase #PrairielandDefendants #fascism #JudicialActivism #oppression #SuppressionOfDissent #DissentIsAmerican #DissentIsPatriotic #resist #resistance #WritingCampaign #IndependenceDay #JulyFourth #July4th #4thOfJuly #FourthOfJuly

  2. On July 4th, please write the 8 Prairieland #TX Defendants just sentenced to a sum 450yrs in prison. 📬‼️(All mail is monitored by law enforcement. Be extremely mindful of what you write. Do NOT discuss the facts of the case, do not incl. overtly political comments.) prairielanddefendants.com/writ

    #Texas #Prairieland #PrairielandCase #PrairielandDefendants #fascism #JudicialActivism #oppression #SuppressionOfDissent #DissentIsAmerican #DissentIsPatriotic #resist #resistance #WritingCampaign #IndependenceDay #JulyFourth #July4th #4thOfJuly #FourthOfJuly

  3. CW: A note to non-Australians about Australia Day, 26 January

    @futzle Every year, the 26th January sees Invasion Day protest marches and other events mourning genocide and dispossession, celebrating the survival of many of the oldest continuous cultures in the world, and expressing ongoing resistance led by local Indigenous peoples across the continent.

    In Gadi (Sydney), most years see tens of thousands of people march from the city to the Yabun festival in Vic Park.

    This year will be especially important, given the NSW government's efforts to suppress protest in the name of 'social cohesion' (because denying people a voice has always turned out really well for long-term cohesion, right?). Organisers are planning to march, even if the government extends the anti-protest laws for another two weeks. The more people show up, the less likely it is that the authorities decide to cause trouble.

    #InvasionDay #26thJan #jan26 #Auspol #Indigenous #protest #ProtestIsNotACrime #SocialCohesion #NSWpol #SuppressionOfDissent #CriminalisationOfDissent

  4. CW: A note to non-Australians about Australia Day, 26 January

    @futzle Every year, the 26th January sees Invasion Day protest marches and other events mourning genocide and dispossession, celebrating the survival of many of the oldest continuous cultures in the world, and expressing ongoing resistance led by local Indigenous peoples across the continent.

    In Gadi (Sydney), most years see tens of thousands of people march from the city to the Yabun festival in Vic Park.

    This year will be especially important, given the NSW government's efforts to suppress protest in the name of 'social cohesion' (because denying people a voice has always turned out really well for long-term cohesion, right?). Organisers are planning to march, even if the government extends the anti-protest laws for another two weeks. The more people show up, the less likely it is that the authorities decide to cause trouble.

    #InvasionDay #26thJan #jan26 #Auspol #Indigenous #protest #ProtestIsNotACrime #SocialCohesion #NSWpol #SuppressionOfDissent #CriminalisationOfDissent

  5. Western Australia: “While I shared my cultural knowledge and authority as a traditional custodian, a dozen cops kicked down my unlocked door, locked up my dogs and went through my house,” says traditional owner Raelene Cooper whose house was raided by WA police while she was in court giving expert evidence in a trial of 3 climate protestors protesting #Fossilfuel expansion on the Burrup peninsula that contains rock art 60,000 years old.

    “The police found nothing and charged me with no crime.”

    #suppressionofdissent #intimidation #Burrup #climate
    theguardian.com/australia-news

  6. Western Australia: “While I shared my cultural knowledge and authority as a traditional custodian, a dozen cops kicked down my unlocked door, locked up my dogs and went through my house,” says traditional owner Raelene Cooper whose house was raided by WA police while she was in court giving expert evidence in a trial of 3 climate protestors protesting #Fossilfuel expansion on the Burrup peninsula that contains rock art 60,000 years old.

    “The police found nothing and charged me with no crime.”

    #suppressionofdissent #intimidation #Burrup #climate
    theguardian.com/australia-news