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Here is the FBI view on the #kkk
https://www.fbi.gov/history/famous-cases/kkk-series
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“Peaceful protest on public property is not domestic terrorism,” #TeslaTakedown said in a statement. “We will not be bullied or allow our rights to be trampled on or stolen.”
#Putin #GCC #SaudiArabia #MBS #DOGE #Muskkk #Trump #Tesla #Musk #Nazi #KKK
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/mar/11/trump-tesla-boycott-musk
The Guardian · Trump calls Tesla boycott ‘illegal’ and says he’s buying one to support Musk
#FreeMahmoudKhalil
Protesting genocide is not a crime!
Fight back against repression!
#ICE out of our communities!
#mahmoudkhalil #politicalPrisioners #gazasolidarityencampment #deportation #freepalestine #gazagenocide #meltICE #protest #solidarity #students #repression #donaldtrump #trumpRegime
#HandsOffOurStudents #ReleaseMahmoudKhalil
#sds #protest #mahmoudkhalil #deportation #DonalTrumpRegime
#Kkk #solidarity #freeSpeech #trumpism
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Yet Another Owl 
"The Trinity White Knights... blah blah blah..." Jesus was a Mediterranean Jew. Go explain them that simple truth.
Know the difference, and know which side you want to be on!
#politics #activism #leftwing #rightwing #kkk #weekend #socialism #anarchism #antifascism #antifa #antifascist #centrist #anticentrist
#politics #activism #leftwing #rightwing #kkk #weekend #socialism #anarchism #antifascism #antifa #antifascist #centrist #anticentrist
If we don’t stop the fascists now, it will be more difficult when they are stronger! Each evil thing they get away with makes them stronger!
FIGHT THEM NOW BEFORE THEY REACH PEAK POWER!!!
"George Dale — Indiana’s Jazz Age version of a Stephen Colbert or Jon Stewart — focused his ridicule on a powerful group famous for wearing nighties and “mother goose caps” around cornfields at night. That group, of course, was the Ku Klux Klan, whose grip on big cities and small towns alike led to its near-domination of state politics in the 1920s."
https://blog.newspapers.library.in.gov/koo-koo-side-lights-george-dale-vs-the-klan/ #KKK #antifa #fascism #politics #GeorgeDale 
#resistance
Hoosier State Chronicles: Indiana's Digital Newspaper Program · “Koo Koo Side Lights”: George Dale vs. the KlanIf you enjoy today’s “farcical newspaper” The Onion, in 1922 you might have sent in two dollars for a subscription to George R. Dale’s eccentric and fascinating Muncie Post-…
Some inspiration for you today!
Read about a man who fought the Klan at the height of their power, suffered greatly for it, and still won!
dansinker.comWhat Felt Impossible Became Possible | dansinker.com
s of anti-#Klan #cartoons from 100+ years ago
by @bornwithatail.bsky.social and @mattjord.bsky.social
#KKK #KuKluxKlan #dessin #dessinPolitique #politicalCartoons #UShistory #AmericanHistory #histoireAméricaine #BlackHistory #BlackHistoryMonth #antiracisme @histodons @comics
skyview.socialA BlueSky thread by Blacque Jacque Shellacque on Skyviewthread of anti-klan cartoons from 100+ years ago
#ItsGoingDown - This Week in #Fascism #139: Communities Hit Back Against #NeoNazis As #Trump Comes to Power; Thousands Protest Against #ICE & in Solidarity with #TransPeople
February 13, 2025
"The second Trump administration has officially begun and less than a month in, we are already in a #ConstitutionalCrisis. As the #Trumpian state embraces the threat of ignoring court orders, it also risks pushing the US into an all out #TechnoDictatorship. But as the line between the State and the far-Right becomes increasingly blurred – the question must be asked, what does the antifascist struggle mean when an oligarch like Trump is in power? We don’t have any easy answers, but antifascists have a lot of skills that we can bring to the table: both in terms of analysis, understanding the players in the unfolding terrain, and skills that we can share with people.
"More importantly, we have movement memory of battles fought and lessons learned: from the working-class kids who formed the backbone of #AntiRacistAction (#ARA) and took on the #KKK and neo-Nazi skinheads, to the fight against the #AltRight during Trump’s first term, which saw tens of thousands of people hitting the streets against #WhiteSupremacists. These past struggles can inspire and inform what is happening today.
"And there’s a lot to do. With the pardoning of the January 6th rioters, Trump has signaled that far-Right loyalists will receive a pass from the State to engage in violence against enemies of the regime. This is a reality that only amplifies what we saw during the first Trump administration, when Chad Wolf’s DHS pushed for #antifascists to be targeted by law enforcement and for the state to downplay the threat from the far-Right. This move lead to federal forces descending on Portland, OR during the #GeorgeFloydUprising, and the outright assassination of #MichealReinoehl. The more we can build public opposition to this new reality and encourage widespread #resistance to Trump’s policies, the safer we all will be."
Read more:
https://itsgoingdown.org/this-week-in-fascism-139/
#ResistFascism #ResistICE #TransRightsAreHumanRights #GenderFascists
It's Going Down · This Week in Fascism #139: Communities Hit Back Against Neo-Nazis As Trump Comes to Power; Thousands Protest Against ICE & in Solidarity with Trans PeopleWelcome back fellow antifascists! As always, we have a lot to cover in this column, from important analysis to roundups of antifascist action. With so much to address, let’s dive right in! Trump and the Tech-Right Take Power The second Trump administration has officially begun and less than a month in, we are already in...
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Omfg
I called it, yesterday...freaking me out!
https://mastodon.social/@Maxfieldripken/113999304927120439
Canada, please remember...the political sociology of "Canada First" has #nazi and #kkk origins.
It is mooooooore than just a dog whistle.
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#neverpoilievre
So a couple things...
1. Ratface Spanky is gambling on the cult of personality, by using his name instead of the party or the logo. Oddly, he's not even as compelling a personality as #BigHands.
2. When will they fully move from "bring it home" to the #nazi and #kkk inspired #canadafirst? Also, what is IT we're bringing home?
The c/a/n/a/d/a project is so vile.
#cdnpoli #antifa #bcpoli #fascism #racism
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@Lazarou Yeah, the hideous #CryptKeeper #PutinFellater #NRAOwned #KKK #Hillbilly #Scumbag #MoscowMitch has a fucking SAD now? GOOD. I hope it's excruciating right up until you croak, asshole. #MitchMcConnell #GOP FascismIsYOURFAULT
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c-KGyKH9g78
CONTENT WARNING: Calling out #DOGE sleazebags and s.a., child s.a. Please take care. 
#StatusCoupNews 13 Feb 2025 #news
#CalebEcarma of #MuskWatch speaks with Jordan
#AdolphMusk STEALING X Competitor #Data, Big Balls (what a joke! twat!) ALARMING Link to #KKK and Paedophila?
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@georgetakei
If you have a bluesky account too, tell Alessandro that "women" is to be banned too, among too much other.
Welcome in #Trumpistan, the springing #Christian #Afghanistan
Today, in honor of Black History Month, we remember Flo Kennedy, who was born on this date February 11, 1916, in Kansas City, Missouri. Kennedy was a lawyer, feminist and civil-rights activist. As a lawyer, she represented Billie Holiday, Charlie Parker, Assata Shakur, H. Rap Brown, and Valerie Solanas (for her attempted murder of Andy Warhol). In 1972 she formed the Feminist Party and filed an Internal Revenue Service complaint alleging that the Catholic Church violates tax-exempt requirements by spending money to influence political decisions. "I'm just a loud-mouthed middle-aged colored lady . . . & a lot of people think I'm crazy. Maybe you do too, but I never stop to wonder why I'm not like other people. The mystery to me is why more people aren't like me."
She grew up at a time when the KKK was quite active in Kansas City. She remembered her father had to have a shotgun to keep them safe. "My parents gave us a fantastic sense of security and worth. By the time the bigots got around to telling us that we were nobody, we already knew we were somebody." As a young woman, she moved to Harlem and enrolled at Columbia. She was refused admission to their law school because she “was a woman.” She knew it was because she was black. So, she threatened to sue them and they admitted her. She was the only black person among the eight women in her class.
As an activist, she once said, "we have a pathologically, institutionally racist, sexist, classist society. And that niggerizing techniques that are used don't only damage black people, but they also damage women, gay people, ex-prison inmates, prostitutes, children, old people, handicapped people, native Americans. And that if we can begin to analyze the pathology of oppression… we would learn a lot about how to deal with it." As early as 1966, she was picketing and lobbying the media over their portrayal of Black people. She played a prominent role in the protest against the 1968 Miss America Pageant. After the Attica prison uprising, she said, “We do not support Attica. We ARE Attica.” She also participated in the 1973 protests at Harvard over the lack of women’s bathrooms. When asked why she participated in the pouring of urine on the steps of Lower Hall, she said, “I'm just a loud-mouthed middle-aged colored lady with a fused spine and three feet of intestines missing and a lot of people think I'm crazy. Maybe you do too, but I never stop to wonder why I'm not like other people. The mystery to me is why more people aren't like me.
In addition to her activism and legal work, Kennedy also acted in the films “The Landlord” (1970), adapted from Kristin Hunter's 1966 novel, and the independent political drama “Born In Flames” (1983), directed by Lizzie Borden. She also acted in “Who Says I Can't Ride a Rainbow” alongside Morgan Freeman.
The War on #Masks Has Taken on a New Meaning
This time, the masks have nothing to do with #COVID19.
By Henry Grabar
Feb 05, 20254:57 PM
"Last month, state legislators in New York introduced a bill that would create a new crime: 'masked harassment.'
"That, the law explains, is when you wear a mask 'for the primary purpose of menacing or threatening violence against another person' or 'placing another person or group of persons in reasonable fear for their physical safety.'
"If that seems like a bit of a niche offense—threatening violence is already a crime, after all—it’s because the language has been watered down to attract political support. It’s a sign of New York Democrats’ cautious new approach over masks in public life, and a retreat from last spring, when anti-Israel protests, on top of a widespread urban crime panic, pushed leaders from New York Gov. Kathy Hochul to Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass to consider mask bans.
"In its original form, the New York bill would have banned masks at public assemblies entirely. But the outcry from #DisabilityRights advocates, #CriminalJustice reformers, #HealthCareWorkers, and #CivilLiberties groups was swift, and so New York wound up with this bill on 'masked harassment' instead.
"Elsewhere, the pandemic-era leniency on masking in public is over. #NorthCarolina Republicans overrode a gubernatorial veto last summer to once again #BanPublicFaceCoverings, except to stop the spread of contagious diseases. Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost dusted off an old law to threaten #StudentProtesters with #felonies. Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick has asked the state’s Senate to consider a bill to #unmask #protesters this year.
"For Republicans, it’s a chance to kill two birds with one stone. They can strike back against the perceived overreach of pandemic-era #HealthDirectives and make it easier to arrest #demonstrators at the same time.
"In #Ohio and North Carolina, the original statutes were written in the 1950s to stop demonstrations by the #KuKluxKlan, but had been ignored or suspended during the #pandemic and the #GeorgeFloydProtests. Many lawmakers have cited the recent demonstrations in defense of #Gaza as a reason to crack down again. Defending the proposed mask ban in New York, Anti-Defamation League [#ADL] president Jonathan Greenblatt said the demonstrators were using '#KKK tactics' to intimidate Jewish New Yorkers.
"That instinct was bolstered by the sense among many city residents and elected leaders that widespread masking was a factor behind the pandemic-era crime spike. That led to #Philadelphia banning #SkiMasks in parks, on trains, and in public buildings. A more recent, high-profile example came in December with the Midtown Manhattan killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO #BrianThompson by a #MaskedAssassin, which prompted New York Mayor Eric Adams to call for cab drivers and business owners to ask customers to remove their masks. The new New York bill has won over the liberal Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg, who endorsed the 'tailored' approach. As the police say: #NoFaceNoCase.
"For what it’s worth, there are too many confounding variables and too little data to be sure if mask-wearing is associated with crime, said Ernesto Lopez at the Council for Criminal Justice, which collects crime reporting statistics from various cities. 'From a theoretical statement it makes sense that could occur, but it has not been demonstrated that’s the case,' he told me.
"But if all that weighed in favor of more mask bans, there was also widespread resistance. Disability advocates mobilized to defend the right to mask; North Carolina had to write a medical exemption into their bill at the insistence of a GOP House member. #PoliceReformers observed that #MaskBans have often been used for pretextual #policing and racial profiling against #BlackAmericans. (#AtlantaGeorgia tabled a mask ban for that reason.)
"What looms largest, as the second Trump administration begins, is the role of protest. As Semafor’s Dave Weigel has noted, masks have become a badge of left-wing protest culture. That’s in part an extension of politicized COVID-era concerns about health and civility, but at this point it is mostly a tactic to preserve anonymity in an era of #FacialRecognition, streaming video, and #doxing. Last year, the anonymous #ProIsrael website the #CanaryMission posted photographs of hundreds of students and faculty at campus protests and posted their names and photos online, labeling some as supporters of terrorism.
"'The concern takes on new urgency as Donald Trump pledges to revoke the visas of pro-Palestine protesters, and the Trump-Musk GOP embraces the naming and shaming of otherwise private citizens. A conservative group called the American Accountability Foundation has begun circulating lists of federal workers, many of them Black, who should be
'targets' for their alleged involvement in #DEI initiatives at work.
"Clearly, the masked protest does not always sit well with an older generation, many of whom cut their teeth in the protests of the pre-internet age. As Georgetown professor Michael Kazin told the New York Times last year: 'I do think if you are going to demonstrate, and it’s something you feel deeply about, you should be willing to stand up and be counted.'"
Source:
https://slate.com/business/2025/02/mask-bans-new-york-los-angeles-crime-protests-criminalize-face-coverings.html?utm_source=firefox-newtab-en-us
#Fascism #AuthoritarianRule #BigBrother #BigBrotherIsWatchingYou #SurveillanceState #SilencingDissent
Slate · There Couldn’t Be a Worse Time for a Mask Ban
This is the kind of thing that just a decade ago you’d mostly only see on marginal, explicitly Nazi forums like Stormfront.
This account has 3.5 million followers & gets promoted by the richest man in the world, who is also a US military contractor & current advisor to the president.
