J Scott Campbell

It is absolutely amazing to see people joining together en masse to stick it to these big corporations.

As a punk who has boycotted Amazon for years, welcome to the movement everybody!! Great job

I hate how the current state of this fascist and heartless administration has made me yo-yo between being filled with rage and having to ignore the news and social media for a day or two to keep from losing hope entirely.

I keep seeing activists I follow post about "not letting the doom and gloom keep you down", and I know. I know that's what MAGA people want, to shut us down. To keep us quiet, scared, and feeling powerless.

I also don't want to look like one of those apolitical idiots who willfully avoids speaking up because of their "good vibes only" bullshit.

But I only have so much energy...

“nothing tastes as good as skinny feels”

damn you must suck at cooking. check out some youtube tutorials man. i believe in you.

As a former people pleaser, this is the type of shit I'm on

("Not an ounce of shame" = learning to set boundaries without bracing myself for the other person to retaliate with emotional manipulation)

Target has helped so many save money since they want to kiss the ass of Trump. Costco is better anyway.

Here’s a real boycott list

P.s: obviously everyone can’t boycott everything but one also doesn’t need that Tito’s Vodka or Wendy’s 😉

“The revolution is about to be televised, you picked the right time but the wrong guy!” -Kendrick Lamar

And this is one of many reasons why Philomena Cunk is one of my favorite characters EVER

How Chicago helped put the Queen of Grunge back on her throne - Chicago Reader

The writing of Jen B. Larson and a new reissue by Bric-a-Brac Records have burnished the legacy of Seattle band Bam Bam and their powerhouse front woman, Tina Bell.

Leor Galil of the Chicago Reader wrote an article highlighting the work a handful of us have done lifting up the legacy of Tina Bell. In it, he also unearths more information about Tina’s life and Bam Bam’s story. It’s a long, important, and celebratory ready!

Hey, y'all! I made these today! I release them into the world to support the cause! They're sized for 8.5x11 printer paper. Take 'em. Print 'em. Post 'em EVERYWHERE.