P-May (elderdyke)

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Dyke, Elder, kind of retired, Minneapolis Puppet/Mayday/BareBones Organizer… I like to look out windows if I’m not outdoors. John F. Kennedy Profile in Courage Award® winner, nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize

This year, elderdog could not cope with her park being full of unusual sights and smells. In the past, she has relished a powderhorn art fair walk (snacks on the ground!). Today, she was overwhelmed & confused. The lovely Nat Allister wrote her a poem at his mobile poem typing station. ❤️

Poem type written with a manual typewriter on off-white paper with red decorations in the corner. I am walking about at my usual lake but today I’m afraid someone’s made a mistake. The trees are obstructed by rows of white tents and my nose is exploding with too many sense; there’s tables, and bubbles, and thousands of shoes, there’s food on the ground, but not food that I choose, my mom seems excited, but I have some doubt as I ponder what all of this art is about. From the perspective of Georgie, August 2026, powderhorn Park, Minneapolis Minnesota
Scruffy looking, white, partially bald terrier mixed dog in the foreground, grass and trees show that it is a park. In the background a man sits at a table with a manual typewriter talking to some people

I went out driving to observe in my neighborhood as soon as I heard what was going on this morning. I ended up witnessing one of the 12 detentions that occurred (so far). Fuck ice. Fuck this government.

The thing is…not only were these biffies ORDERED, but someone at the White House ACCEPTED the delivery, and allowed the biffs to be unloaded and lined up like a vast city of biffies. (Could the acceptance of the order be a coded message from an ally on the inside?)

Mediapolitic@mediapolitic.bsky.social · 2mo ago

You guys, the White House accidentally ordered 10x the amount of Porta-Potties that they needed. The lawn is just acres of Porta-Potties. It’s all fenced off and you can’t see, but I took this photo through a hole in the fence netting.

This is amazing history I did not know of. Harriet Tubman such a brilliant, brave human being 💪🏾

Working Class History @workingclasshistory.com · 2mo ago

#OtD 2 Jun 1863 the Combahee River raid took place, Harriet Tubman led 150 Black Union soldiers. The only woman-led military operation during the American civil war. 750 slaves were freed and the estates of several slaveowners were looted and burned stories.workingclasshistory.com/article/9200...

May 30, 2020 the socially distanced meeting at Powderhorn, where city council members pledged to abolish the MPD (too good to be true). We arranged ourselves geographically on the hill by where we lived. That moment, and many others, led to the extraordinary hyper local web that supports us now.

I can’t see the words “Happy Mayday” without hearing a long echo of “happy mayday, happy mayday, happy mayday” inside my head (sign is what’s leftover from my Mayday bike decorations).

Red shaker shingle exterior wall of a house with a decorated sign that says happy Mayday leaning against it. Also a charming flower garden, patio furniture and other things you would find in a yard).

May 16, the 1934 Minneapolis truckers strike began. Milk truck drivers were part of the strike, & my grandpa worked for Ohleen Dairy. He worked in the bottling process, & later became a delivery driver. Here is Ohleen Dairy in 1931, 2221 15th Ave So. Arrow points to Hilding. Building still there.

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