The contents of this film have absolutely no relation to any current events in Minnesota or elsewhere… or do they?
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The contents of this film have absolutely no relation to any current events in Minnesota or elsewhere… or do they?
What would it mean to abolish ICE? After months of Operation Metro Surge, we know that getting ICE out of our cities just isn’t enough. As calls for abolition intensify, we want to open a discussion on what abolition looks like in practice, and its consequences for revolutionary struggle.
Bring heat melt the ice. National day of action February 28th
CAN’T MAKE IT TO THE TWIN CITIES?Take action against ICE detention centers near you on the corresponding National Day of Action: Saturday, February 28. ICE operations are rapidly expanding, spreading terror and disappearing neighbors in all of our communities, while violating the most basic legal and human rights protections. Many of these detention camps are regular jails, which further demonstrates the active collaboration between sheriffs, police, and ICE. It is time to mobilize coordinated action to end detention centers now! This is about all of us — will you defend your community and stand up for what is right? We can win, but we must slow, disrupt, and corrode every piece of the ICE apparatus. It is time to shut down the detention camps and open the cages!
PLAN AN ACTION! Go to www.melttheicemn.com to find the list of 23 industrial warehouses slated to become detention centers soon and 6 new immigration detention centers uncovered by an ACLU FOIA. Then get your people together and plan something to let ICE know that wherever they go, we will fight back! LET US KNOW! Fill out the form on our website to let us know you’re planning something! SHARE YOUR ACTION! Put out a call to action and tag us here on Instagram or Bluesky. Tag us in your action photos and videos too!
Minnesota is calling for a national day of action on Saturday, February 28th. Stand against ICE detention centers near you. Close the camps, open the cages. Find more at www.melttheicemn.com/solidarity 📢
Free film screening of Belkî Sibê: A Journey Through the Syrian War and the Rojava Revolution on February 20th. See flier for more details.
It's also important for people who are trying to stop ICE to cover their face...
Zion Community Commons New Years Community Meal and Film Screening on December 31st from 6pm to midnight. See flier for more details.
'The Wretched of the Earth' by Frantz Fanon reading group. Taking place on January 10th from 1 to 3pm at the ZCC (1697 Lafond Ave, St. Paul).
be angry and strategic
Free film screening of a selection of films by Third World Newsreel on December 13th at 6:30pm at the Zion Community Commons (1697 Lafond Ave. St. Paul).
Artificial Intelligence or the End of Technics by Gabriel Azaïs reading group meeting November 15th at 1pm at the ZCC in St. Paul, MN.
A Little Bit of So Much Truth film screening at the ZCC (1697 Lafond Ave, St. Paul) on November 15th at 6:30pm. A free screening of a documentary capturing a year of community resistance in Oaxaca, Mexico.
Free screening of 'The People Under the Stairs' at the ZCC in St. Paul on October 18th. A film about race, class and hating on landlords, who prey upon the community.
#freefilms #horror #Zioncommunitycommons #flamebyframe
Necropolitics reading group part 2. See flier for details.
Announcing a new radical calendar for the Twin Cities area, for those who don't want to always scroll to find out about cool things. #twincities #radical #anarchist #minneapolis #stpaul #discussion #readinggroup #films
Biopolitics reading group happening in Minneapolis on the 19th
Reading group on 'Anarchy — in a Manner of Speaking' by David Graeber in conversation with Mehdi Belhaj Kacem, Nika Dubrovsky and Assia Turquier-Aauberman. 1pm, July 5th at Boneshaker Books in Minneapolis.
JUNE 11TH* FUNDRAISING AND LETTER WRITING EVENT
*June 11th is an international day of solidarity with marius
mason & all long-term anarchist prisoners.
6.11.25 at 6:30pm at 2482 University Ave, St. Paul, MN (Ring the doorbell for F5)
Pay what you can + masks encouraged.
Reading group on ‘Anarchy — in a Manner of Speaking’ by David Graeber in conversation with Mehdi Belhaj Kacem, Nika Dubrovsky, and Assia Turquier-Zauberman. 1pm, May 31st at Boneshaker Books ( 2002 23rd Ave S, Mpls ).
Stop Cop City Imaginary Crimes Tour focusing on organizing against repression and building movement resiliency, taking place on May 5th, 6:30pm at 2482 University Ave, St. Paul, MN Ring the doorbell for F5. Upstairs. No elevator. + Masks suggested
Free film screening of Pom Poko, on April 19th, 6:30pm at 2482 University Ave, St. Paul, MN. Ring the doorbell for F5.
"The film centers around a colony of Japanese raccoon dogs living in the outskirts of Tokyo as they work to combat the growing deforestation of their home."
Join us for a Free Fruit Tree Distro, where we will be giving away fruit and nut saplings. Trees will be available until gone and come along with care instructions.
Taking place on April 29th from Noon to 2 at 1697 Lafond Ave, St. Paul.
imaginary crimes tour, minneapolis, monday, may 5, 6:30pm at 2182 University Ave St Paul, MN. Ring doorbell for F5
The Stop Cop City Imaginary Crimes Tour is coming to Minneapolis! This international tour, with over 70 stops, will create dialogue about repression and resilience. Come join the conversation Monday May 5 630pm at 2182 University Ave St Paul, MN. Ring doorbell for F5.
Why are they raising rates? Because healthcare is a for profit industry that would prefer to have us struggling than thriving.
A reading group on Victor Serge’s novel ‘The Unforgiving Years’ taking place on April 5th at 1pm @boneshakerbooks.bsky.social in Minneapolis.
“Unforgiving Years is a thrilling and terrifying journey into the disastrous, blazing core of the twentieth century”
Billionaires don't become billionaires by caring about other people.
Join us for a free screening of Athena by director Romain Gavras, a film that chronicles a fictional uprising of working class and immigrant youth against the police in the banlieues of France. The screening will take place on February 22nd at 6:30pm and at 2482 University Ave, St. Paul, MN
A reading group discussing Walter Benjamin’s essay, ‘Critique of Violence’ will be taking place on February 22nd at 1pm and at Boneshaker Books in Minneapolis.
"If mythical violence is lawmaking, divine violence is law-destroying; if the former sets boundaries, the latter boundlessly destroys them; if mythical violence brings at once guilt and retribution, divine power only expiates... "
A reading group discussing Walter Benjamin’s essay, ‘Critique of Violence’ will be taking place on February 22nd at 1pm and at Boneshaker Books in Minneapolis.
Upcoming February book club and film screening about arts activism, direct action, and the ZAD — the French rural militant occupation / autonomous zone / insurrectionary movement which succeeded in resisting development of an international airport.