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I'm a poor disabled black afab trans nigga who is gay married to an immigrant, can't get a leg up because of debt, and works as a peer supporter trying to change the fucked up mental health system.
our existence is resistance. YES!
its also true that people have died and will continue to die at alarming rates from police brutality, lack of health care, being unhoused, contaminated food and water, climate change catastrophes, war, genocide, and suicide.
so its okay to focus on taking care of yourself and your mental health! its okay to feel all the anger, fear, sadness, grief, and dread that comes up. reach out if you're able to, and know you are not alone.
Sending the most love and care imaginable!
WARM LINES THAT DON'T CALL THE POLICE
More resources: InclusiveTherapists.com/
crisis
• Call Blackline: 800-604-5841
• Centers BI&POC, LGBTQ+ Black Femme Lens
• Trans Lifeline: 877-565-8860 (US)
877-330-6366 (Canada)
• Run by and for Trans people
• Wildflower Alliance Peer Support Line:
888-407-4515
• Trained peer supporters
• StrongHearts Native Helpline:
844-762-8483
• Centering Native Americans & Alaska
Natives
• Thrive Lifeline: 313-662-8209
• Trans-led and operated
• LGBT National Help Center: 888-843-4564
Resources
Link to the full resource list, which will be continually updated as we come across more helpful resources
Support Lines
These organizations are divested from the police, they won’t call emergency services without your consent
Blackline
Centers a BIPOC & LGBTQ+ Black Femme Lens
Link: callblackline.com
Phone: 1-800-604-5841
Disability & Disaster Hotline
Helping people with disabilities during disasters
Phone: 1 (800) 626-4959
Email: [email protected]
Link: disasterstrategies.org/hotline
LGBT National Help Center
Link: lgbthotline.org
Phone: 888-843-4564
StrongHearts Native Helpline
Centering Native Americans and Alaskan Natives
Link: strongheartshelpline.org
Phone: 844-762-8483
Thrive Lifeline
Trans-led and operated - has a link to other non-carceral support options
Link: thrivelifeline.org
Phone: 313-662-8209
Trans Life Line
Run by and for Trans people
Link: translifeline.org
Phone: 877-565-8860 (US) 877-330-6366 (Canada)
Wildflower Alliance Peer Support Line
Trained peer supporters
Link: wildfloweralliance.org
Phone: 888-407-4515
Mutual Aid and Direct Action
There is a lot you can do, including spreading information, donating to/volunteering with organizations and attending protests.
Direct Action
Encrypted Messaging
If you are planning or attending any direct actions, use encrypted messages that can’t be traced by the state.
Suggested app: signal.org
Tips for Attending Protests and Direct Actions
There is a great thread on the /punks reddit subpage but here are a few highlights:
Wear plain clothing, black is recommended (no jerseys, logos etc.)
Wear a mask - it doesn’t have to be a surgical or K95, just something to help conceal your identity (though with COVID still rampaging, masking up at big events is always a good idea)
Cover up tattoos, piercings, birthmarks, etc.
Bring water and snacks
Be aware of your surroundings
Don’t talk to the police
You have the right to remain silent - use it. If arrested, ask for a lawyer and don’t say anything else.
Be wary of people who strike up conversations, they may be plain clothes cops
Know Your Rights When Stopped by the Police
From the ACLU
Know Your Rights for Immigrants
A state-by-state guide
Wheatposting
Make and post flyers and posters
Online guide
Mutual Aid
Don’t Call the Police
Alternatives for emergencies, has info for most major US cities but is not comprehensive
Link: dontcallthepolice.com
Find Local Practical Support Organizations for Abortion Access
Provides logistical assistance to people seeking abortions
Link: apiaryps.org
Food Not Bombs
A loose-knit group of independent collectives, sharing free, usually vegan and vegetarian food with others.
Link: foodnotbombs.com
Industrial Workers of the World
Labor organizing for any industry
Link: iww.org
National Network of Abortion Funds
Planned Parenthood is great, but they get plenty of funding. Donate to a local fund instead.
Link: abortionfunds.org
Access to Information
Knowledge is Power
The Anarchist Library
Free and open to all
Link: theanarchistlibrary.org
Banned Book Club
Free digital access to banned books
Link: thepalaceproject.org/banned-book-club/
Information Literacy
Tools from the American Library Association to help educate yourself and others
Link: literacy.ala.org/information-literacy
National Association of Media Literacy
Tools to help educate yourself and others
Link: namle.org
Queer Liberation Library
Access to literature, information and resources
Link: queerliberationlibrary.org
Queer Sex Ed Community Curriculum
Free curriculum for pleasure based consent workshops and a zine archive
Link: queersexedcc.com
Anya is live and ready to show you everything. Watch her strip, dance, and perform exclusive shows just for you. Interact in real-time and make your fantasies come true.
Free to watch • No registration required • HD streaming
Keep in mind that both the NSPL/988 and the Trevor Project can call the police on you, and can send you to the psych ward against your will.
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