free press

The Fourth Estate (media) is a pillar of democracy. If nobody tells you what is happening, how can you make ethical, informed decisions? Our legacy media have largely been captured by the oligarchy, and online disinformation flourishes. This category includes ways to support the truth, and those who still seek it.

Gift the News

It’s graduation season! Gift new grads a year’s subscription to a local newspaper, national magazine, foreign paper, or the PBS station! Learning doesn’t have to stop when the classes do!

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You Can Do It

Spread hope

Buy some fun post-it notes, stationery, or even a printer, and start leaving inspiring messages all around town and anywhere you travel for people to find, like tiny, any-time protest signs.

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NCY library 'Zines

Zines

Pamphlets have a long history in resistance. Zines let you print and fold small packets of knowledge on your home printer (or at the library!) Click through for a Simple Resistance zine and dozens more! Got something you think people should know? We have design tips, too!

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Watch CECOT

Last December CBS pulled a 60-minutes segment on CECOT the foreign prison we “deported” immigrants to. A bootleg copy that streamed in Canada went around, and eventually CBS aired the segment (opposite an NFL division playoff game…) with new content from the Trump administration. It’s important we witness what is being done in our names, so if you never saw the segment, take 14 minutes to watch it now.

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PBS Passport

You know who didn’t cancel Kimmel, or pull coverage of regime abuses? PBS, despite the funding cuts. PBS is more independent than ever, now that the regime has cut off funding, so if you need something calming in the evenings, might we recommend All Creatures Great and Small, included with the Masterpiece subscription ($5/mo or more.)

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Wayback Machine

Fascists scrub and revise history. What we don’t know, we have to rediscover. Librarians and archivists are the quiet heroes of liberty, securing records we would otherwise lose. The internet is particularly easy to edit, but scrubbing it is a whole lot harder. The Internet Archive (AKA the Wayback Machine) has been quietly documenting the web for decades. Donate Today.

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