When we face dangerous or uncertain times, it becomes even more important to turn toward one another rather than inward. Fear and instability can make the world feel smaller and harsher, but community has the power to widen our perspective and remind us that we are not alone. #InSolidarity

NOW: Crowd continues to grow in Minneapolis at a vigil where a federal agent shot and killed Renee Good this morning.

“SAY HER NAME!”
“RENEE GOOD!”
#ReneeGood #sayhername #protestIce

The question is not why was lethal force used, but how quickly can it be explained away

This is the injustice at the heart of it: not only that a life was taken, but that the system built to deliver justice instead moves reflexively to protect power. When federal agents kill, the presumption is not accountability but justification.

Discipline, if it comes at all, arrives quietly and years too late to matter. The public is asked to trust a system that has repeatedly shown it cannot impartially judge itself. #injustice

Meanwhile, those who pulled the trigger are wrapped in institutional armor. Investigations are internal or federal, shielded from local oversight. Timelines stretch. Evidence is controlled.

as if those concepts outweigh a human life. They are treated as shields, not responsibilities.

ICE, like many enforcement agencies, operates with extraordinary power and minimal consequence. Its mandate blurs civil law and criminal force, and that ambiguity becomes deadly. When things go wrong, the agency invokes national security, officer safety, or federal authority

The message is unmistakable: some lives are expendable in the name of enforcement, and some institutions are untouchable in the name of order.

When millionaires position themselves as the face or voice of abolition, anti-capitalism, or mutual aid, they flatten struggle into branding and turn movements into content.
#ComfortIsPolitical #PositionAndPower