all of the greatest and most effective protests in history have been mass boycotts.
step number one:
-become your own sustainable food source (community gardens)
-quit buying non necessities (get tf off of amaz*n!)
-support local business/artists
as soon as you step into yourself and this very moment you inherently become unpredictable to those who try to use big data and mass media to control us. and that scares the fuck outta them.
you ashamed to be white bc of the brutal, horrific, ancestral line? then fucking change that shit and act as a force of good in this lifetime. reprogram reprogram reprogram!!
all of the greatest and most effective protests in history have been mass boycotts.
step number one:
-become your own sustainable food source (community gardens)
-quit buying non necessities (get tf off of amaz*n!)
-support local business/artists
dm me about how to start making local gardens. let’s do research together. let’s urban garden the fuck out of this existence and start an environmental social justice revolution LIKE CMON IM SERIOUS LETS TOUGHEN UP AND DRAG OURSELVES OUT OF THIS HELL HOLE BC OUR GOV WONT
look into the bus boycotts during segregation. Cesar Chavez’s revolution in agriculture. the reason these protests worked? they hit the white man’s wallet. cmon let’s get organized y’all fuck this shit
I’ve rlly missed poetry spaces since quarantine
So I started making lil cassettes of my poems and conversations here’s about a min of one of the tapes w/ random visuals from my camera roll
That discomfort with making other people uncomfortable with your realness is a huge emotional block.
It can keep you trapped in making other people happy to the point that you actually disconnect from yourself.
if no one has told you lately i will okay? you are powerful as f*ck you’re amazing as f*ck. the shit you overcame was not easy and yet you did it anyway? i love to see that. im so proud of you