We could not be more pleased that our Lucy Parsons reader is proving useful in organizing in Chicago’s “projects and alleys,” according to this inspiring report from @weheartBAF_chi. https://t.co/ttIxGLXtdw
BAF Survival Fund
Please help us raise $500 for one of our street organizers. These funds will go toward essential items + food, and to prepare for the winter months.
Donations can be made to
Paypal: @ abolitionfundrazing
Venmo: @ zinemachine
CashApp: $ zinemachine
BAF Survival Fund
Please help us raise $500 for one of our street organizers. These funds will go toward essential items + food, and to prepare for the winter months.
Donations can be made to
Paypal: @ abolitionfundrazing
Venmo: @ zinemachine
CashApp: $ zinemachine
Help us raise $500 to get one of our street organizers some food and essentials, and prepare for the cold winter
Venmo: @/zinemachine
cashap: $/zinemachine
Paypal: @/abolitionfundrazing
Please help us raise $500 for one of our street organizers. These funds will go toward essential items + food, and to prepare for the winter months.
Donations can be made to
Paypal: @ abolitionfundrazing
Venmo: @ zinemachine
CashApp: $ zinemachine
BAF Survival Fund
Please help us raise $500 for one of our street organizers. These funds will go toward essential items + food, and to prepare for the winter months.
Donations can be made to
Paypal: @ abolitionfundrazing
Venmo: @ zinemachine
CashApp: $ zinemachine
The ideas of Black Autonomy Federation (BAF) go back to 1994, when the original Black Autonomy Collective was created in Atlanta, Ga., by seven black college students and five community activists.
Our first loyalty is to poor and working class Black people because that is who we are, but we defend the rights and liberties of working class people of all nationalities. We want a revolution by the poor against the rich.