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Once again: no I'm not boycotting or deactivating my account on Friday.
I don't know why it's hard to consult the major communities in here before picking arbitrary dates & decisions.
I don't know why it's hard to consult the major communities in here before picking arbitrary dates & decisions.
https://twitter.com/tinu/status/918807239955120128
Of course this whole thread about alternate ways to protest was mysteriously deleted.
Anyway. This is a really good thread about why some of us can't/won't leave or be pressured into the kinds of actions that have impact contrary to our goals.
Anyway. This is a really good thread about why some of us can't/won't leave or be pressured into the kinds of actions that have impact contrary to our goals.
Oh the thread.
https://twitter.com/ebthen/status/1028810085127073793?s=21
A boycott that makes more sense.
https://twitter.com/shannoncoulter/status/1028632688586936320?s=21- currently participating in #BlockParty500 from @shannoncoulter who you may know from #GrabYourWallet.
And if this pops off I'm in for that too.
https://twitter.com/ericajoy/status/1028677300252889088?s=21.
To summarize. I don't see how giving Akex Jones and others like him what they want - marginalized communities driven off Twitter - helps the situation or achieves our goals.
Starving their pockets while asserting that we have a right to be here makes more sense to me.
And please, when you're organizing a boycott or other forms of activism? Reach out to communities and people who have to protest their whole lives. It might help.
And please, when you're organizing a boycott or other forms of activism? Reach out to communities and people who have to protest their whole lives. It might help.
More thoughts here.
https://twitter.com/tinu/status/1027286170147938304?s=21
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