Antidote Zine

Antidote Zine

A tale of blind doctors and good illnesses

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  • IMMUNOLOGY: vital antibodies
    • Culture of Resistance
    • Autonomy
    • Solidarity
    • Alternative Structures
    • Education
    • Outrage & Agitation
    • Movements
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    • Self-Defense
  • TOXICOLOGY: lethal structures
    • States & Borders
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    • War & Violence
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    • Fear & Hate
    • Work & Wage
  • RADIOLOGY: transmissions
    • Letters Of Fire
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    • People’s History
  • DEFINITION: an·ti·dote (ăn′tĭ-dōt′)
  • One World One Struggle
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  • No One Is Illegal
  • Que Se Vayan Todos
  • No Pasarán!
  • Smash the Patriarchy
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Tag: Minneapolis

22/11/202103/01/2022 Laurent Moeri

An Invitation to Revolt

06/09/2021 Dead Flowers

“Together we can stop the sweeps!”

24/08/202116/03/2022 Dead Flowers

We Can Replace this Rightwing Racket

12/07/2021 Dead Flowers

Winston Smith and the Narrative War in Minneapolis

21/06/2021 Dead Flowers

Looking Back on Sanctuary Summer in Minneapolis

22/05/202121/06/2021 Dead Flowers

We Are Not Trash

21/05/202122/05/2021 Dead Flowers

Abolish the Entire Settler Colony

29/03/202129/03/2021 Dead Flowers

Zine: Tekmîllin’ Like a Villain

20/07/202013/08/2020 Dead Flowers

Disinformation Hygiene: Stop the Deadly Spread!

09/06/202010/06/2020 Dead Flowers

When Zurich Burned, and Was Reborn

31/07/201816/10/2018 Dead Flowers

Struggles for Justice in Syria and Palestine

14/12/201709/10/2019 Dead Flowers

Worker Solidarity with Camp Makwa and the Movement for Environmental Justice

12/07/201711/02/2020 Dead Flowers

Bashing the Fash, Then and Now

18/08/201512/07/2017 Dead Flowers

Stop Waiting for It to Affect You, It Already Has

13/07/201413/07/2021 Dead Flowers

The Battle Intensifies: Stories from Summer 1999

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“… in the midst of putative peace, you could, like me, be unfortunate enough to stumble on a silent war. The trouble is that once you see it, you can’t unsee it. And once you’ve seen it, keeping quiet, saying nothing, becomes as political an act as speaking out. There’s no innocence. Either way, you’re accountable.” – Arundhati Roy

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