Shuley Branson

And then like going back to something Vicky said earlier about like reinventing the newspaper, there was a time in anarchism where like, I think we talked about this amongst ourselves, like where like every block had like a Yiddish anarchist newspaper, right? It wasn't like you had one newspaper telling all the anarchists what to think.

And then like going back to something Vicky said earlier about like reinventing the newspaper, there was a time in anarchism where like, I think we talked about this amongst ourselves, like where like every block had like a Yiddish anarchist newspaper, right? It wasn't like you had one newspaper telling all the anarchists what to think.

It was like, it was hyper-local in a way and there was so many voices. And so I think that's another thing that we want to do is like help for that proliferation because in the sort of spirit of collaboration, like the reason to write

It was like, it was hyper-local in a way and there was so many voices. And so I think that's another thing that we want to do is like help for that proliferation because in the sort of spirit of collaboration, like the reason to write

It was like, it was hyper-local in a way and there was so many voices. And so I think that's another thing that we want to do is like help for that proliferation because in the sort of spirit of collaboration, like the reason to write

as an anarchist for me is to have conversations to produce the possibility for people to like receive it and then and contact me and i get into conversations with people and learn things from them yeah and i think there's an angle there too where like i think we're kind of okay so i was a tiny baby when all this was happening so i'm gonna i'm gonna have to rely on y'all for this but like i you know one of the things i get from sort of reading the record about like

as an anarchist for me is to have conversations to produce the possibility for people to like receive it and then and contact me and i get into conversations with people and learn things from them yeah and i think there's an angle there too where like i think we're kind of okay so i was a tiny baby when all this was happening so i'm gonna i'm gonna have to rely on y'all for this but like i you know one of the things i get from sort of reading the record about like

as an anarchist for me is to have conversations to produce the possibility for people to like receive it and then and contact me and i get into conversations with people and learn things from them yeah and i think there's an angle there too where like i think we're kind of okay so i was a tiny baby when all this was happening so i'm gonna i'm gonna have to rely on y'all for this but like i you know one of the things i get from sort of reading the record about like

Yeah, I wanted to just build on this culture thing because when, you know, when after October 7th, when people are getting together to try to figure out how in the United States to do some kind of work and action and support and solidarity with Gaza and the Palestinian liberation movement, like people were just sort of like, what the hell can we even do?

Yeah, I wanted to just build on this culture thing because when, you know, when after October 7th, when people are getting together to try to figure out how in the United States to do some kind of work and action and support and solidarity with Gaza and the Palestinian liberation movement, like people were just sort of like, what the hell can we even do?

Yeah, I wanted to just build on this culture thing because when, you know, when after October 7th, when people are getting together to try to figure out how in the United States to do some kind of work and action and support and solidarity with Gaza and the Palestinian liberation movement, like people were just sort of like, what the hell can we even do?

And one of the things that I would say to people is like just putting up stickers and writing about Gaza on the walls, like in graffiti has a huge impact. And it's overlooked often, I think, as like something that's

And one of the things that I would say to people is like just putting up stickers and writing about Gaza on the walls, like in graffiti has a huge impact. And it's overlooked often, I think, as like something that's

And one of the things that I would say to people is like just putting up stickers and writing about Gaza on the walls, like in graffiti has a huge impact. And it's overlooked often, I think, as like something that's

effective, but we can see that there has been a giant cultural shift after October 7th in terms of people's awareness of Israeli genocide against the Palestinians and then support for the Palestinians. I think that it has to do really, you know, post-October 7th with the fact that this was like kind of plastered everywhere. And so it's easy to kind of think that that isn't action.

effective, but we can see that there has been a giant cultural shift after October 7th in terms of people's awareness of Israeli genocide against the Palestinians and then support for the Palestinians. I think that it has to do really, you know, post-October 7th with the fact that this was like kind of plastered everywhere. And so it's easy to kind of think that that isn't action.

effective, but we can see that there has been a giant cultural shift after October 7th in terms of people's awareness of Israeli genocide against the Palestinians and then support for the Palestinians. I think that it has to do really, you know, post-October 7th with the fact that this was like kind of plastered everywhere. And so it's easy to kind of think that that isn't action.

But to me, in a way, doing something like that is more effective than the kind of marching in circles that we can do that we call protest. And, you know, like going back to punk, I think also punk gets a bad rap sometimes because, you know, in that line of like the kind of book chin lifestylism. Yeah, yeah. I don't think we should downplay it.

But to me, in a way, doing something like that is more effective than the kind of marching in circles that we can do that we call protest. And, you know, like going back to punk, I think also punk gets a bad rap sometimes because, you know, in that line of like the kind of book chin lifestylism. Yeah, yeah. I don't think we should downplay it.

But to me, in a way, doing something like that is more effective than the kind of marching in circles that we can do that we call protest. And, you know, like going back to punk, I think also punk gets a bad rap sometimes because, you know, in that line of like the kind of book chin lifestylism. Yeah, yeah. I don't think we should downplay it.