Raids In Atlanta: Repression & Counter-Repression

An episode of the Party Girls podcast, hosted by Jamie Peck and Sam Beard, titled "Raids In Atlanta: Repression & Counter-Repression" was published on February 12, 2024 and runs 72 minutes.

February 12, 2024 ·72m · Party Girls

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Episode Description

Jamie and Sam respond to the raids on Atlanta activists' homes that began this past Thursday and continued on Saturday. Why is this escalation in state repression so concerning and what can organizers do to fight back? They also respond in brief to finger-wagging coverage of Stop Cop City by a reactionary 'post-left' magazine whose politics have no real world constituency.

Visit @Mainline_ATL on Instagram to watch one of the raid victims give press a tour of his home which was trashed by the Atlanta Police, GBI, ATF, and FBI on Saturday, Feb 10.

Call into Fulton County Jail to demand Jack Mazurek be given proper nutrition: (404) 613-2024

A Magical Place Called Cop City: https://compactmag.com/article/a-magical-place-called-cop-city

The Strategy Of Composition: https://illwill.com/composition

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