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Marius was convicted of sabotage and arson in 2009 as part of the struggle against environmental destruction and all forms of domination. He was arrested during a period of targeted repression known as the Green Scare and is serving 22 years in prison.

To celebrate the International Day of Solidarity with Long-term Anarchist Prisoners, we will honor Marius Mason's call to decorate a freedom tree. Bring yarn, string, other supplies, and food to share! Event details: Thursday, June 11th 5-8pm All People’s Unitarian (1/2)

BildGraphic with text “June 11 request from Marius “Help me mark a day to remember all the friends I left behind, and all of the people we were missing from our movement, and our communities. Anything will do, as long as it is braided or crocheted or knitted to show how we are part of a whole together, and stronger together than any one strand alone. There is no particular color combination, as many as you have to weave together. We are all different, but all of us belong together and free. Please help me mark this very first Freedom Tree event on June 11th.” - Marius Mason”

I joined @tradeoffs.org to talk about what transgender Americans are facing right now: an onslaught of harmful policies from the federal government & a growing atmosphere of fear. Listen here, or check out the transcript:

What It’s Like to Be Transgender in Trump’s America

How the federal government has restricted health care access for transgender Americans, and how those shifts in policy and rhetoric are changing life for one Alabama family.

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Marius Mason currently has a little over a year and a half to go on a near 22 year sentence. This year Marius, a Green Scare prisoner and trans advocate, was moved back to the women’s unit at Danbury, CT after Trump’s horrific executive order banning federal funds for gender confirming care. 1/4

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With every wave of mass protests comes the need to debunk the notion that some forms of protest are good and others are bad. These five resources are valuable tools for debunking the good protester/bad protester fallacy and resisting attempts to divide movements. anarchistagency.com/five-resourc...

Five Resources for Debunking the Good Protester/Bad Protester Fallacy

By Agency With every wave of mass protests comes the need for anarchists and other critical thinkers to debunk the notion that some forms of protest are good and others are bad. Most often we find ...

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Q: "Why are culture and art important while the world is burning?" A: "The world has been burning since 1492. Art and culture have been crucial for creating a sense of belonging, spreading radical ideas, resisting empire, imagining new worlds, building community, and helping you find your murder."

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ICYMI: An injunction was granted last week in a trans prisoner case the D.C. case by Judge Royce Lamberth. This ought to constrain BOP, and preserve the status quo, meaning that all trans prisoners, including Marius, remain where they are and continue to receive healthcare that they were getting.

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Trump's first-day anti-trans order seeks to deny gender-affirming medical care to trans prisoners, among other attacks, in violation of the 8th and 14th Amendments. We're preparing to defend the rights of Marius and other prisoners threatened by this bigotry. www.them.us/story/trump-...

Everything You Need to Know About Trump's Executive Order Attempting to Erase Trans Americans

The president signed the sweeping order within hours of taking office, signaling that curtailing the rights of trans people is a top priority for his administration.

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