đ¤ Voices That Wonât Be Silenced
Radical Media, Fierce Creators & Truth-Tellers Keeping the Fight Loud and Unapologetic
Letâs be clear: weâre not âhaving a national conversationâ â weâre in a war of narratives, and the fascists are counting on us to stay quiet, burnt out, or buried in algorithms. This weekâs roundup features 10 links from the Resistance Directory that amplify creators who are done being polite and never asked for permission.
1. CrimethInc. â Anarchist Media Collective
đśď¸ Radical media for people who are done asking for permission. CrimethInc. publishes guides, essays, posters, and zines for direct action, anti-capitalist organizing, and anarchist theory. Itâs been fueling resistance for decadesâand still slaps harder than cable news.
2. Joe Gallina â Visual Resistance
đ¨ Queer, radical, anarchist art that hits like a brick and heals like a ritual. For when your protest signs need teeth.
3. Sunny Apocalypse
âď¸ Your civic sabotage command center. Graphics, tactics, and strategy for making noise and raising hell.
4. The Leader Whisperer â Substack
đ§ Tactical leadership advice for organizers who want to build movements without burning out or selling out.
5. Malcolm Nance â Substack
đď¸ Decades of intel experience unleashed against American fascism. If youâre not reading him, your enemies might be.
6. The Resistance â Bandcamp
đ¸ The soundtrack to your next protest, riot, or rage-cleaning session. Metal meets message.
7. How to Resist â Political Conversations Series
đŁď¸ Learn how to talk people off the fascist ledge without losing your soul (or your lunch).
8. Truthout
đ° Independent journalism that doesnât kiss corporate ass. Investigative, leftist, and fierce.
9. Please Grow a Spine
𦴠Political accountability for cowardly officials. Public pressure, protest templates, and no more excuses.
10. Resistance Kitty â Comics + Blog
đź Satire, guides, and claws-out commentary from the black cat clawing fascism’s eyes out in style.
𧨠Call to Action:
Pick one of these voices this week and amplify it.
Repost, forward, drop it in a group chat, or print it out and slap it on a fascistâs favorite lamppost. The resistance is louder when we echo each other.
