Be the Bold Type.
 
These aren't just tees. They're what we stand for.
 
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Say it with us: When we say Anti-Fascist, we mean “working to abolish punishment & domination & control.”
 
It wasn’t until I was called an Anti-Facist by the Mayors of San Francisco & Berkeley in August of 2017 that I realized I was an Anti-Fascist. In fact, I thought of myself as just another neighbor who didn’t want the Oathkeepers & the Patriot Prayer Rally (two Fascist groups) in my neighborhood. But both Mayor London Breed and Mayor Jesse Arreguín made a big stink about neighbors who wanted to protest against the Fascists coming to town and called anyone who stood in direct opposition to them, Antifa. 
 
 Since the summer of 2017, we have continued to see an escalation of Fascism growing across the United States and the world. It goes by many different names these days, but the basic principles are the same: a desire to punish, dominate, and control. And you see it creeping into city and state legislation from Texas to Florida to even San Francisco (as they expanded police surveillance & considered killer robots.) 
 
To learn more, check out this conversation between Nick Estes from The Red Nation and Arundhati Roy about her book Azadi, Freedom, Fascism, Fiction hosted by Haymarket Books.