Donald Trump has described Portland’s Black Lives Matter protesters as “sick and deranged anarchists and agitators.” But after more than 100 nights of collaboration, protesters describe the crowd as “the most welcoming and caring community I’ve ever seen or been a part of.”
White supremacy thrives off of keeping us obsessed with respectability, when there is nothing respectable about kneeling on a man’s neck while he cries for his life. There is a time for everything, and right now is a time for rage.
One of the most annoying things I have heard during this process of figuring out what to do and how to react to the FOSTA-SESTA prohibition deal is “Don’t panic.”
What did we first take to the streets about?
Yesterday’s National School Walkout, Ellen, the Pennsylvania special election upset, National Geographic’s racism, Gigi Gorgeous and Nats Getty, not ready for the 90s comeback, and so much more!
Perfume, ponchos, humanity, maps, grief, ghost stories, net neutrality, the Puerto Rican diaspora, nonbinary teens in California, black women running for office, and so much more!
Ericka Hart, Aram Han Sifuentes has turned protest into art, your octopus family is waiting, Hillary Clinton, Arizona prisons remain fucked, Jemele Hill, and so much more!
Dolly Parton, LaCroix, deportations abound, read Charlottesville locals, Atari, St. Vincent, FaceApp feelings, fighting white supremacy, and so much more!
It was an honor to stand in solidarity and support with all of the beautiful humans at the Trans March in San Francisco. Here’s what it looked like.
