"Refugees are our brothers. Let's deport the fascists"
Graffiti in Athens by Panathinaikos football fans

Til that the movie adaptation of George Orwell's Animal Farm was financed by the C.I.A. [source, comments]

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On this day, 13 July 1977, a two-day blackout began in New York City, during which many residents took advantage of the situation to expropriate goods from shops.Following multiple lightning strikes on power lines, the lights went out in all five boroughs by 9:40 PM. Amidst a financial crisis, and widespread cuts and layoffs, unrest broke out especially in working-class Black neighbourhoods like Bushwick and Harlem.Residents looted supermarkets, using the shopping trolleys to fill with food, while elsewhere people broke windows of closed stores to steal goods. Arson attacks also occurred.One young teenager, Jalil Muhammad, recalled to Ramsey Khalifeh and Amanda Rozon of Gothamist:"What tends to happen, especially in an economic depressed area, you live among the 'have-nots'... You see things and you want it, and this is the opportunity to go and get it."Before the power came back on on July 15, over 1600 shops had been damaged, over 1000 fires had broken out and around 4000 people arrested.More information, sources and map: https://stories.workingclasshistory.com/article/12574/new-york-blackout * If you enjoy our social media posts be sure to check out our podcasts. In our flagship longform podcast, Working Class History, we speak with participants in social movements about their experiences, and our daily mini podcast, On This Day in Working Class History, has one of our anniversaries each day. We also have a website and map containing thousands of our stories with full sources. All of our work is funded by you, our readers and listeners, on Patreon. To learn more and support us check out our links in our bio.

Good Idea: a city that is cultivating mindfulness

Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZALPV9wZVIg

pictures: https://www.dailybhutan.com/article/all-you-need-to-know-about-gelephu-mindfulness-city

text: https://thediplomat.com/2024/01/gelephu-the-worlds-first-mindfulness-city-is-in-bhutan/

Bhutan is known for having the "happiest people on earth". They structured their society around the happiness index and not the GDP.
Now they are trying to blueprint the way a modern city could work. Meet Gelephu.
Powered with renewable energy, spotted with social spaces that do not impact the surrounding ecosystem, walkable and designed for humans.

Opportunisten ermöglichen Faschisten: https://www.srf.ch/news/international/us-wahlen-2024/trumps-vize-kandidat-trumps-designierter-vize-heisst-j-d-vance-ein-portraet