The Connections
Here4TheKids, Heath Racela, Saira Rao, Amanda Gelender \ud83d\udd2e, Liberation u, Tina Strawn, BethAnn Whittaker, Sonali Gulati, Jo Lorenz, Ida Braford, the unwritten club, Sachiko Graber, Jess Cook, Jersey NoahA community journal connecting the dots on oppressive systems to free future generations
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A community dedicated to solidarity and abolishing systems of oppression for collective liberation. Now and in the future #AbolitionLiberationSolidarity
I make lots of things: food, wood stuff, TV shows, podcasts... Used to make Ask This Old House. Won some Emmys. I write and podcast about home, history, urbanism, retail, self-sufficiency, where food comes from, and more.
Saira is co-author of NYT Bestseller White Women, subject of Deconstructing Karen & producer of RaceToTheTruth series, founder of Here4TheKids.
\ud83e\ude82 Jewish anti-zionist writer \ud83d\udd3b Abolition
Love + Liberation
Just a queer, Black, solo poly, pansexual, Tedx speaker and Blaxit organizer writing about all things collective liberation and activism, grief and healing, peace and pleasure, joy and celebration.
Wholeheartedly for humanity, unapologetically anti-oppression. Former Regional Director at Here4theKids Abolition | Liberation | Solidarity
Sonali Gulati is an independent filmmaker, a feminist, a queer rights activist, and an educator. She teaches film at Virginia Commonwealth University.
Writer, organizer, and mutual aid enthusiast focused on class, climate, gender, and racial justice — wielding well-timed profanity against exceptionalism, dominance and binary thinking • Free \ud83c\uddf5\ud83c\uddf8 \ud83c\udde8\ud83c\udde9 \ud83c\uddf8\ud83c\udde9
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I'm a climate and equity consultant and general social justice rabble-rouser based in Minneapolis, MN
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