Evidence and real facts don't matter to folks who believe anything the MAHA movement says.

But if you're interested for yourself, @niniandthebrain.bsky.social has a ton of content on vaccine safety on IG.

The library in my small town is letting us use their meeting room for free so we can keep running our Really Really Free Market through the winter. It also has a kitchen so we can add hot food!

The same folks won't think twice about carrying around a cell phone everywhere with multiple tracking apps, Ring cameras on every door, "smart" home devices that listen all day, etc. 🤦

The coolest and most fun thing I've seen at a RRFM was a guy who brought a bucket full of old skateboard trucks and wheels, and an assortment of random wood planks, & did a demo teaching kids how to make junk skateboards

www.shareable.net/how-to/how-t...

I'm sure this one experience is not the whole picture, but after the trauma of the last so-called "decentralized movement" I was a part of, I'm thankful for the IWW hope infusion

There are other groups that *say* they are organizing for mass working class movement, but do not include a disability justice lens. Which, if you know anything about the two, is 🤯🤦

Disabled, unemployed, and/or homemaking people are welcomed to join the IWW. The dues are low & they have a sliding scale.

And unlike other groups, I didn't have to plead, educate, detail my story, or be singled out in order to have my access need met.

I can't say enough good things about the quality of the training & how inclusive @portlandiww.bsky.social is!

Even just the fact that they required masks made it safer for me to attend.

I'll think on it!

Thanks for being open and taking my comment in good faith ❤️

Genuine question - have you all ever thought about rebranding to be more inclusive?

I ask because I like your overall mission, but as a disability justice advocate, the saneist/ableist name and wording are really off putting.