Sign of the Times
We’ve all seen great protest signs. Some go viral, getting picked up around the nation, while others make us think or laugh. Here are some tips for creating memorable, resistant signs.
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Protest Safety
if you (or your partner) are worried about protest safety Oct18th, start small. Find a corner or overpass event today and drive past, honking encouragingly. If it looks fine, park and walk by to get a feel for it. Stop for fifteen minutes, or say hello and make new friends. Click through for much more.
On Tyranny: Twenty Lessons From the Twentieth Century
This short book can be read in an hour, but it provides a great deal of historical insight and advice for how to engage in a post-truth (or as Snyder calls it, “pre-fascist”) society.
If you’re not entirely sure what fascism means, or whether we’re already there, start with this quick read.
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What my Left Hand was Doing: Lessons from a Grassroots Activist
A quick read that traces the path of a white Catholic mother of six from her assigned destiny into a world of activism she never imagined. Along the way, pick up practical organizing tips.
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This is an Uprising : How Nonviolent Revolt is Shaping the Twenty First Century
This is my favorite book about activism and uprising. It’s where I first encountered Erica Chenoweth’s 3.5% rule, learned about several successful foreign resistance movements, and discovered new details about our own civil rights movement.
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Buy Banned Books
Or in this case, books by banned authors. Mark Bray was dubbed “Mr. Antifa” by Charlie Kirk’s Turning Point USA for teaching a class on the history of “Antifa” from WWII to present. So buy his book: “Antifa: The Anti-Fascist Handbook.” Drive it to the top of the lists.
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