Author Archives: ironsnowflake

(video made in the tradition of DC’s WSQT Guerrilla Radio’s pirate radio broadcast coverage of similar protests circa 2006-2007) When a Gaza ceasefire resolution came before the Orlando City Council, Mayor Buddy Dyer refused to support it. One protester asked … Continue reading →

Anti-Trump protesters got the space seemingly unopposed, as all the MAGA meatheads seem to be busy in Texas at Eagle Pass Photos by Our Rights DC.

On the 5th of February, University of S Florida’s Tampa campus SDS chapter held a protest demanding the university divest from Israeli genocide. Protesters also demanded the US stop bombing Yemen and stop sending military aid to Israel. The protest … Continue reading →

On the 1st of February, protesters supporting the defense of Gaza from Israel’s genocidal war held a car caravan to Orlando International Airport.

As always, Critical Mass Orlando was a beautiful festival of hundreds of riders on bikes, e-bikes, scooters, and more taking the streets as is their right every day. This is a social ride as much as anything, riding the last … Continue reading →

Allison Bailey shot this photo of the New Columbia Movement (Christian nationalists) at the big forced-birth march I prefer to call the “March4Death” on Jan 19 in Washington DC. Didn’t see it on the day of because I am not … Continue reading →

On the 20th of January, the annual Women’s March events took to the streets again. This time, the main event was out West but many cities including DC had events as well. In DC the event was bottomlined by the … Continue reading →

On the 19th of January, the so-called “March4Life” marched on the Supreme Court in Washington DC. Both on the Mall and at the Supreme Court they faced solo or paired counterprotesters with loud bullhorns. On the Mall, cops removed them … Continue reading →

On the 18th of DC, a covert action team sucessfully entered the “March4Life expo” staged by organizers of the next day’s big march for forced birth and fetal personhood. Fliers were left in strategic locations, and stickers applied where they … Continue reading →

On the day before the annual forced-birth march in Washington DC, antiabortion extremists netted a very tiny turnout of maybe a dozen or so at the White House. They did also attract a counterprotester. Tomorrow, it is supposed to snow … Continue reading →