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  1. #FreeMaja - Rede zum 8. März

    "Der 8. März ist kein symbolischer Feiertag. Er ist ein Kampftag. Ein Tag, der daran erinnert, dass feministische Kämpfe immer auch Kämpfe gegen Ausbeutung, gegen staatliche Gewalt und gegen Faschismus sind.

    Wenn wir heute über #Queerfeminismus und #Faschismus sprechen, dann müssen wir auch über #Repression sprechen. Über Gerichtsprozesse. Über Gerichtsurteile. Über Gefängnisse. Über Staaten, die versuchen, Widerstand zu kriminalisieren. Und genau deshalb sprechen wir heute über #Maja.

    Maja ist eine nicht-binäre antifaschistische Person aus Deutschland, die im Zusammenhang mit den Protesten gegen den sogenannten „Tag der Ehre“ in Budapest am 4. Februar verurteilt zu 8 Jahren Haft verurteilt wurde. Der „Tag der Ehre“ ist kein gewöhnliches Treffen, sondern ein zentraler internationaler Aufmarsch der extremen Rechten, bei dem Neonazis aus ganz Europa zusammenkommen, um die Waffen-SS zu glorifizieren.

    Dass Menschen sich solchen Strukturen entgegenstellen, sollte keine Überraschung sein: Antifaschistischer Widerstand entsteht dort, wo Faschisten versuchen, Räume zu besetzen und ihre Gewalt zu normalisieren...."

    basc.news/rede-zum-8-maerz-fre

    Acht Jahre sind Acht zu viel!

    Wir denken an dich Maja! Halte durch! #UntilAllAreFree

    #BudapestKomplex #Antifa #Repression #8M

  2. #FreeMaja - Rede zum 8. März

    "Der 8. März ist kein symbolischer Feiertag. Er ist ein Kampftag. Ein Tag, der daran erinnert, dass feministische Kämpfe immer auch Kämpfe gegen Ausbeutung, gegen staatliche Gewalt und gegen Faschismus sind.

    Wenn wir heute über #Queerfeminismus und #Faschismus sprechen, dann müssen wir auch über #Repression sprechen. Über Gerichtsprozesse. Über Gerichtsurteile. Über Gefängnisse. Über Staaten, die versuchen, Widerstand zu kriminalisieren. Und genau deshalb sprechen wir heute über #Maja.

    Maja ist eine nicht-binäre antifaschistische Person aus Deutschland, die im Zusammenhang mit den Protesten gegen den sogenannten „Tag der Ehre“ in Budapest am 4. Februar verurteilt zu 8 Jahren Haft verurteilt wurde. Der „Tag der Ehre“ ist kein gewöhnliches Treffen, sondern ein zentraler internationaler Aufmarsch der extremen Rechten, bei dem Neonazis aus ganz Europa zusammenkommen, um die Waffen-SS zu glorifizieren.

    Dass Menschen sich solchen Strukturen entgegenstellen, sollte keine Überraschung sein: Antifaschistischer Widerstand entsteht dort, wo Faschisten versuchen, Räume zu besetzen und ihre Gewalt zu normalisieren...."

    basc.news/rede-zum-8-maerz-fre

    Acht Jahre sind Acht zu viel!

    Wir denken an dich Maja! Halte durch! #UntilAllAreFree

    #BudapestKomplex #Antifa #Repression #8M

  3. Shout it from the rooftops, or at least paint it: “freedom to Palestine & destroy all prisons.”

    #ArtOfResistance, or better yet, #ArtOfLiberation, as seen on a #FuckFascism stroll before sunset & Shabbat in Exarchia, Feb 7, because if nothing else, we should dream aloud, so others hear & join us.

    #UntilAllAreFree
    #SolidarityIsOurBestWeapon

  4. Shout it from the rooftops, or at least paint it: “freedom to Palestine & destroy all prisons.”

    #ArtOfResistance, or better yet, #ArtOfLiberation, as seen on a #FuckFascism stroll before sunset & Shabbat in Exarchia, Feb 7, because if nothing else, we should dream aloud, so others hear & join us.

    #UntilAllAreFree
    #SolidarityIsOurBestWeapon

  5. Mourning the martyrs, fighting for and with the living.

    + + +

    Killed in Gaza / tuées a Gaza

    “This dataset provides daily values for those killed in the Gaza Strip since October 7th, 2023. There are currently 362 days of reports from 2023-10-07 to 2024-10-02.”

    Source: data.techforpalestine.org

    + + +

    Collaboration
    @collages_feministes_montreal_
    @collages_feminicides_montreal_

    + + +

    The unquiet dead. Fresh, lengthy wheatpaste on the busy shopping area of Rue Ste-Catherine O in Montreal, on the stolen lands of Tiohtià:ke/Mooniyang, as seen on October 5, 2024.

    + + +

    #RebelliousMourning
    #ArtOfResistance
    #ArtOfRemembrance
    #UntilAllAreFree

  6. Mourning the martyrs, fighting for and with the living.

    + + +

    Killed in Gaza / tuées a Gaza

    “This dataset provides daily values for those killed in the Gaza Strip since October 7th, 2023. There are currently 362 days of reports from 2023-10-07 to 2024-10-02.”

    Source: data.techforpalestine.org

    + + +

    Collaboration
    @collages_feministes_montreal_
    @collages_feminicides_montreal_

    + + +

    The unquiet dead. Fresh, lengthy wheatpaste on the busy shopping area of Rue Ste-Catherine O in Montreal, on the stolen lands of Tiohtià:ke/Mooniyang, as seen on October 5, 2024.

    + + +

    #RebelliousMourning
    #ArtOfResistance
    #ArtOfRemembrance
    #UntilAllAreFree

  7. Mourning the martyrs, fighting for and with the living.

    + + +

    Killed in Gaza / tuées a Gaza

    “This dataset provides daily values for those killed in the Gaza Strip since October 7th, 2023. There are currently 362 days of reports from 2023-10-07 to 2024-10-02.”

    Source: data.techforpalestine.org

    + + +

    Collaboration
    @collages_feministes_montreal_
    @collages_feminicides_montreal_

    + + +

    The unquiet dead. Fresh, lengthy wheatpaste on the busy shopping area of Rue Ste-Catherine O in Montreal, on the stolen lands of Tiohtià:ke/Mooniyang, as seen on October 5, 2024.

    + + +

    #RebelliousMourning
    #ArtOfResistance
    #ArtOfRemembrance
    #UntilAllAreFree

  8. Mourning the martyrs, fighting for and with the living.

    + + +

    Killed in Gaza / tuées a Gaza

    “This dataset provides daily values for those killed in the Gaza Strip since October 7th, 2023. There are currently 362 days of reports from 2023-10-07 to 2024-10-02.”

    Source: data.techforpalestine.org

    + + +

    Collaboration
    @collages_feministes_montreal_
    @collages_feminicides_montreal_

    + + +

    The unquiet dead. Fresh, lengthy wheatpaste on the busy shopping area of Rue Ste-Catherine O in Montreal, on the stolen lands of Tiohtià:ke/Mooniyang, as seen on October 5, 2024.

    + + +

    #RebelliousMourning
    #ArtOfResistance
    #ArtOfRemembrance
    #UntilAllAreFree

  9. ‘Imprisonment is for Burning’ author officially known by (in)justice systems as ‘Unknown Person* 1’ will be with the stalls at Persons Unknown Fest this weekend! Can’t not go to a DIY fest in a reclaimed space that has one’s name on it! Looking forward to sharing :D

    radar.squat.net/en/event/manch

    #acat #acab #abolition #untilallarefree #Manchester #diy #squat #books

  10. Vigil for Aaron Bushnell
    and the 30,000+ People Killed in Gaza
    Sunday, March 3, 6:30 p.m.

    Gather by the Craven Street Bridge on the Wilma Dykeman Greenway by the river in Asheville to share words and silence in remembrance. That’s the same, now-sacred spot that we held a Public Mourner’s Kaddish in the early days of the genocide against Palestinians, and more recently, a remembrance for Tortuguita on the one-year anniversary of their murder-by-cops in Weelaunee Forest.

    We’ll set up a DIY altar and gather around it. Bring flowers, candles, art, banners, and other mementoes to add to it.

    We’ll have a few printouts on hand of “Memories of Aaron Bushnell as Recounted by His Friends” for folks to read excerpts aloud, and hold space for sharing thoughts and feelings, other readings, and/or songs/music.

    Come as you are; bring your full self. And wear a mask for the collective care of all.

    — self-organized by some AVL anarchists,
    in love and rage 🖤💔🪬🍉🔥

    #ArtOfRemembrance
    #ArtOfResistance
    #MourningOurDead
    #FightingForTheLiving
    #MendingTheWorld
    #UntilAllAreFree

  11. Vigil for Aaron Bushnell
    and the 30,000+ People Killed in Gaza
    Sunday, March 3, 6:30 p.m.

    Gather by the Craven Street Bridge on the Wilma Dykeman Greenway by the river in Asheville to share words and silence in remembrance. That’s the same, now-sacred spot that we held a Public Mourner’s Kaddish in the early days of the genocide against Palestinians, and more recently, a remembrance for Tortuguita on the one-year anniversary of their murder-by-cops in Weelaunee Forest.

    We’ll set up a DIY altar and gather around it. Bring flowers, candles, art, banners, and other mementoes to add to it.

    We’ll have a few printouts on hand of “Memories of Aaron Bushnell as Recounted by His Friends” for folks to read excerpts aloud, and hold space for sharing thoughts and feelings, other readings, and/or songs/music.

    Come as you are; bring your full self. And wear a mask for the collective care of all.

    — self-organized by some AVL anarchists,
    in love and rage 🖤💔🪬🍉🔥

    #ArtOfRemembrance
    #ArtOfResistance
    #MourningOurDead
    #FightingForTheLiving
    #MendingTheWorld
    #UntilAllAreFree

  12. If you missed the first one that some of us pulled together, don’t miss this second one. Art on its own can’t halt genocides, but it opens up heart space. And it can open up minds, whether via agitating them, educating them, or nudging them to join in self-organizing other forms of resistance. Plus it creates a visual landscape of rebelliousness and ungovernability, love and rage, helping to shatter the pervasive “normality” that fascism thrives on.

    Let’s imagine, assert, and illustrate far different worlds! And also carve out spaces for ourselves to somatically, conversationally, and communally process the horror and heartache of genocide together.

    ***

    Radical Imagining for a Free Palestine:
    Art-Making and Discussion

    Sunday, March 10
    4–6 pm
    @firestormcoop
    1022 Haywood, AVL

    Join crafty radicals for some hands-on art-making to visualize both our resistance to the genocide in Gaza and visions of freedom in solidarity with Palestinians. Share the fullness of your thoughts and feelings during a facilitated discussion about the role of art in social transformation, including here in Asheville. Gather with others as we continue to cultivate community and explore possibilities as counterweights to the bleakness of these times.

    Various art supplies will be provided, but also feel free to bring your own crafting materials to use and/or share.

    All ages welcome!

    (Photo by @coreybriephoto, used with consent, of the first Radical Imagining for a Free Palestine)

    #ArtOfResistance
    #UntilAllAreFree

  13. If you missed the first one that some of us pulled together, don’t miss this second one. Art on its own can’t halt genocides, but it opens up heart space. And it can open up minds, whether via agitating them, educating them, or nudging them to join in self-organizing other forms of resistance. Plus it creates a visual landscape of rebelliousness and ungovernability, love and rage, helping to shatter the pervasive “normality” that fascism thrives on.

    Let’s imagine, assert, and illustrate far different worlds! And also carve out spaces for ourselves to somatically, conversationally, and communally process the horror and heartache of genocide together.

    ***

    Radical Imagining for a Free Palestine:
    Art-Making and Discussion

    Sunday, March 10
    4–6 pm
    @firestormcoop
    1022 Haywood, AVL

    Join crafty radicals for some hands-on art-making to visualize both our resistance to the genocide in Gaza and visions of freedom in solidarity with Palestinians. Share the fullness of your thoughts and feelings during a facilitated discussion about the role of art in social transformation, including here in Asheville. Gather with others as we continue to cultivate community and explore possibilities as counterweights to the bleakness of these times.

    Various art supplies will be provided, but also feel free to bring your own crafting materials to use and/or share.

    All ages welcome!

    (Photo by @coreybriephoto, used with consent, of the first Radical Imagining for a Free Palestine)

    #ArtOfResistance
    #UntilAllAreFree

  14. The things we most dream of, care about, and strive toward can, as we know too well, take a long time to reach. And we only get remotely close when we join in that struggle, that world building, together with like-minded others.

    It’s not even the big aspirations that are tough these days, though, when so many communal and ecological ties feel cut off from us—never mind a sense of futurity and thus possibility. Sometimes, even the simplest of things, like mail reaching me, can take a long time. And so sweet letters from faraway rebel pals—which could make the uphill battles feel a little less lonely, a lot less futile—aren’t in hand and can’t warm my heart.

    I just dropped a postcard in the mail to a friend in prison, and as the mailbox clanked shut with a hollow, impersonal sound, I wondered if this missive would ever reach behind brutal lock and key, to its intended recipient, bringing a tiny bit of comfort that they are loved by many, that they aren’t forgotten, that maybe someday the bars will bend open and trees will surround my friend instead. Trees and flowers and friends.

    Today, too, a long-delayed package found its way to me, filled with the #ArtOfResistance and #ArtOfFriendship. I’d forgotten about this gift, it had taken that long, until I saw the stack of zines and patch with the unmistakable art of @no_jail_no_juvi_, whose creations I’ve loved from the first time I walked by one of their eye-catching wheat pastes on a visit long ago to so-called Seattle. Amid the rampant gentrification and “progressive”-hipster wealth in that city, which even then had that many-times-over-destroyed-by-capitalism feel, their prints broke free somehow, with love and rage.

    So I took their zine—a compilation of images of their street art from the past decade or so—and my fav image of theirs, #BooCapitalism, on a #FuckPrisons walk. And in honor of my friend and so many others kidnapped by the injustice system, whether in jails, juvie, detention, or other forms of carceral capture, I set @no_jail_no_juvi_’s work amid flowers and green leaves and sunshine—all glimpses of freedom that might be carried on the wind to them, even if it takes a while. #UntilAllAreFree.

  15. The things we most dream of, care about, and strive toward can, as we know too well, take a long time to reach. And we only get remotely close when we join in that struggle, that world building, together with like-minded others.

    It’s not even the big aspirations that are tough these days, though, when so many communal and ecological ties feel cut off from us—never mind a sense of futurity and thus possibility. Sometimes, even the simplest of things, like mail reaching me, can take a long time. And so sweet letters from faraway rebel pals—which could make the uphill battles feel a little less lonely, a lot less futile—aren’t in hand and can’t warm my heart.

    I just dropped a postcard in the mail to a friend in prison, and as the mailbox clanked shut with a hollow, impersonal sound, I wondered if this missive would ever reach behind brutal lock and key, to its intended recipient, bringing a tiny bit of comfort that they are loved by many, that they aren’t forgotten, that maybe someday the bars will bend open and trees will surround my friend instead. Trees and flowers and friends.

    Today, too, a long-delayed package found its way to me, filled with the #ArtOfResistance and #ArtOfFriendship. I’d forgotten about this gift, it had taken that long, until I saw the stack of zines and patch with the unmistakable art of @no_jail_no_juvi_, whose creations I’ve loved from the first time I walked by one of their eye-catching wheat pastes on a visit long ago to so-called Seattle. Amid the rampant gentrification and “progressive”-hipster wealth in that city, which even then had that many-times-over-destroyed-by-capitalism feel, their prints broke free somehow, with love and rage.

    So I took their zine—a compilation of images of their street art from the past decade or so—and my fav image of theirs, #BooCapitalism, on a #FuckPrisons walk. And in honor of my friend and so many others kidnapped by the injustice system, whether in jails, juvie, detention, or other forms of carceral capture, I set @no_jail_no_juvi_’s work amid flowers and green leaves and sunshine—all glimpses of freedom that might be carried on the wind to them, even if it takes a while. #UntilAllAreFree.

  16. Gegen das Vergessen, Gegen die Verzweiflung!

    #UntilAllAreFree

    11. JUNI - INTERNATIONALER TAG DER SOLIDARITÄT MIT ALLEN LANGZEIT-ANARCHISTISCHEN GEFANGENEN

    "Ein weiteres Jahr vergeht, und wieder steht der 11. Juni vor uns. Erneut schätzen wir alles, was sich in anarchistischem Kampf in dieser Zeit entfaltet hat, sowohl die Triumphe als auch die Schwierigkeiten, außerhalb der Gefängnismauern und innerhalb. Wir schätzen die Schönheit des Widerstands und die Stärke, die entstehen kann, wenn wir uns weigern, sowohl dem Vergessen als auch der Verzweiflung zu erliegen.
    Gegen das Vergessen: Wir weigern uns zuzulassen das der Staat Rebellen verschwinden lässt, ihre süßen oder scharfen Worte aus unseren Diskussionen löscht oder ihre Beiträge zu unseren gemeinsamen Kämpfen entfernt oder zu verschleiern. Stattdessen erinnern wir uns an sie. Ihre Taten, Worte, ihr Lachen, ihr Potenzial und ihre Menschlichkeit. Wir können als Vermittler dienen, durch Gefängnismauern und zwischen Generationen hinweg. Sie können in unsere sich verändernden Kämpfe einbezogen werden, und wir können sie mit der Außenwelt verbinden und die Außenwelt mit ihnen verbinden."

    Via @june11 june11.noblogs.org/post/2023/0

    #Repression #Staat #Herrschaft #June11 #antireport #Anarchismus #politicalprisoner #abolishprisons #AntiKnast