I'm Andrew, an anarcho-syndicalist in Louisville. I used to organize with Louisville Socialists and Louisville DSA, but if I never have to sit in another organizing meeting it will be too soon, so I'm a free radical now.
My old instance went down in the Paris heat wave, so I moved over here. If we used to be mutuals, hit me up.
I have two novels, a bunch of free short stories, a podcast, and a really adorable dog. Feel free to check them out.
Quick shout out to @sproutdistro collection of abortion-related zines.
“The following collection of zines has been circulating throughout the anarchist space since the overturning of Roe vs. Wade in the United States. We're reposting the collection here and re-uploaded them to Archive.org in order to maintain access for the future. We encourage folks to circulate these zines as you see fit.”
EVERYONE not just women in red states should be protecting their digital privacy NOW. They are SYSTEMATICALLY trying to take away your right to privacy. What you think is safe now, wont be in the coming future.
Use a VPN with NO logs.
ANYTHING that you have to login to use, LOG OUT when you are done.
Create an email to use for signing up for things and ONLY use it with a vpn and SIGN OUT when you are done.
RESEARCH TODAY what you can do NOW to protect your privacy.
SCOTUS just quietly slashed your Sixth Amendment rights:
'The Court’s ruling slashed Americans’ constitutional right to effective counsel by eviscerating the life-saving accountability mechanism that allows people to appeal unjust rulings.'
@awmwrites *dial-up tone that also sounds vaguely like screaming*
Some period tracking apps will share your data. Stay safe, use one from @fdroidorg without Internet permission.
Possible options are:
drip (safest!)
Periodical
log28
All of these apps don't ask for internet permission and thus can't share your data. Drip goes the extra mile and explicitly opts out of Android's backup framework so your data won't be backed up on Google servers.
Please boost for those who need it!
Anarchist living in Louisville, KY. Author of Red Hats and Black Masks: An Anti-Fascist Novel. Co-host of Armchair Apocrypha: A Podcast. He/Him or They/Them.