Tracy Abell

@tracyabell.bsky.social

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Rejoices in nature. Agitates for a better world. she/her.

Screenshot of a Substack comment that reads: The allegation may be discrediting, but it should be put to a vote. Voters have installed alleged rapists before, both Democrats and Republicans. The moralizing of the chattering classes over sexual improprieties shows their utter disregard for all the other corruption which begs for attention.
Screenshot of comment by Warren Grimsley that shows "Liked by Ken Klippenstein." The comment reads: The allegation may be discrediting, but it should be put to a vote. Voters have installed alleged rapists before, both Democrats and Republicans. The moralizing of the chattering classes over sexual improprieties shows their utter disregard for all the other corruption which begs for attention.
Screenshot reads: As a paid Klippenstein subscriber, I could comment on that non-apology post but after my comment started getting Likes, it was deleted. Good, I thought. He'll refund my money. Nope. He's keeping my subscription money AND censoring me. (Thank you for your piece, grateful to be a paid subscriber.)
Cut out letters of different colors & sizes on a piece of yellow paper, spelling out "Let this radicalize you rather than lead you to despair."
Book cover reading "Our Long National Nightmare" by Tom Tomorrow. The center figure is Sparky the Wonder Penguin who is surrounded by cartoon versions of 4 prominent members of the fascist regime (Tr*mp, Vance, RFK Jr., and Stephen Miller)
Snippet from article: Snippet from article: Here’s the thing: Miller’s mission of boosting deportation numbers of necessity requires arresting people who are not criminals or gang members—people who have jobs and have become integrated into U.S. communities—because there’s no other way to get the removals up. But it makes us less safe. Miller plainly places more importance on reducing the totals of people here—or trying to get here—than on removing people who pose any actual danger. He appears to be actively prioritizing shifting the ethnic mix of the country over public safety.
Snippet from article: Here’s the thing: Miller’s mission of boosting deportation numbers of necessity requires arresting people who are not criminals or gang members—people who have jobs and have become integrated into U.S. communities—because there’s no other way to get the removals up. But it makes us less safe. Miller plainly places more importance on reducing the totals of people here—or trying to get here—than on removing people who pose any actual danger. He appears to be actively prioritizing shifting the ethnic mix of the country over public safety.
Photo of a house wren against a white background, the bird is perched on a slim branch, beak wide open in song
cover of mini zine showing a doll's bald head and the words I AM ANTIFA and BET YOU ARE, TOO
Blue graffiti written on faded trail sign: ICE R NAZIS
Front page of newspaper The Onion with a photo animals such as giraffe, bear, and zebra next to ICE agents. Headline reads: Homeland Security Relaxes Species Requirements to Join ICE
Image shows red-orange book cover that reads " Unbuild Walls: Why Immigrant Justice Needs Abolition" by Dilky Shah
Map of the U.S. titled "COVID-19 Heat Map, Based on CDC Wastewater Data and Levels (U.S.)" Each state's color signifies Very Low, Low, Moderate, High, or Very High rates
Image shows screenshot of book title and author
Screenshot saying that lapdonline.org took too long to respond, showing that the site is still hacked.
Limpkin, a large wading bird with brown and white feathers, stands on a fallen tree branch with beak open and tongue out as it makes its call. Image is partially obscured by green foliage.
Woman wearing glasses and a white N94 mask
Bright yellow sign with black letters spelling out CEASEFIRE NOW next to tree in a front yard.
Huge, billowing clouds fill the frame along with the silhouette of a soaring Osprey.
Image on left is the book cover for Solito: A Memoir by Javier Zamora. Image on the right is the author's photo.