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Attention all furry conventions: Quit your X
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February 13, 2026 at 6:09 PM
gregoryrothman.bsky.social
At the No Kings March in Chicago, resistance had fur — and teeth.

Furries, immigrants, LGBTQ and everyday people stood side by side to say:
No kings. No cages. No lies.

#NoKings
#FurriesAgainstFascism
#FurryResistance
#BlackImmigrantsMatter
#AntiAuthoritarian
#ChicagoProtest
#Photography
These two protest photos from the No Kings March in Chicago show a diverse, energized crowd marching through the downtown streets. Protesters carry hand-painted signs, American and rainbow flags, and bold slogans opposing authoritarianism. At the center of the scene are two furries — activists in full-body animal costumes — who use humor and creativity to make sharp political commentary. • One person wears a white and gray snow leopard fursuit with big cartoonish eyes and vibrant blue hair. They hold a handmade sign featuring doodles of a cat and a dog chewing on paper. The text says: “They’re eating the checks. They’re eating the balances.” This is a layered message. On the surface, it’s a witty critique of the dismantling of constitutional checks and balances — but it also references the racist, false propaganda claiming that Haitians eat dogs and cats, weaponized historically to dehumanize Black immigrants. The sign reclaims that imagery, turning it back on systems that have treated people as disposable. • Next to them is a blue canine fursuiter with another bold sign: “I drink my horchata without ICE.” A pun linking the sweet Mexican drink to a protest against Immigration and Customs Enforcement. The surrounding crowd holds signs reading “NO KINGS,” “WE DON’T KNEEL,” and “DO YOU HEAR THE PEOPLE SING?”, underscoring the anti-authoritarian spirit of the day. Flags wave. People chant. The energy is electric.⚡️ These two protest photos from the No Kings March in Chicago show a diverse, energized crowd marching through the downtown streets. Protesters carry hand-painted signs, American and rainbow flags, and bold slogans opposing authoritarianism. At the center of the scene are two furries — activists in full-body animal costumes — who use humor and creativity to make sharp political commentary. • One person wears a white and gray snow leopard fursuit with big cartoonish eyes and vibrant blue hair. They hold a handmade sign featuring doodles of a cat and a dog chewing on paper. The text says: “They’re eating the checks. They’re eating the balances.” This is a layered message. On the surface, it’s a witty critique of the dismantling of constitutional checks and balances — but it also references the racist, false propaganda claiming that Haitians eat dogs and cats, weaponized historically to dehumanize Black immigrants. The sign reclaims that imagery, turning it back on systems that have treated people as disposable. • Next to them is a blue canine fursuiter with another bold sign: “I drink my horchata without ICE.” A pun linking the sweet Mexican drink to a protest against Immigration and Customs Enforcement. The surrounding crowd holds signs reading “NO KINGS,” “WE DON’T KNEEL,” and “DO YOU HEAR THE PEOPLE SING?”, underscoring the anti-authoritarian spirit of the day. Flags wave. People chant. The energy is electric.
June 15, 2025 at 7:31 PM
snepstuffs.bsky.social
Oh God, he's behind us isn't he 🤮 #NoKings #FurriesAgainstFascism
🐺: @katav.gay
June 15, 2025 at 6:40 PM