#women of punk

[xxx-ang3l-w1th-a-sh0tgun-xxx]

Kathleen Hanna of Bikini Kill/Le Tigre/Julie Ruin

[theaskew]

Alejandro Gehry (American b. 1976, lives and works in Los Angeles), Women of Punk: Alice Bag, 2015. Oil on canvas, 60x84 in.

[agirlnamedbone]

Kat Moss of Scowl // ph. Rob Coons // 2021

[phillybankrobber]

We got asked to open for someone pretty big. Feelin' pretty okay tn. I cried for like 10 mins (happy). Here's a couple pics from the bethlehem show for ur trouble. It was fun and cool. Me and lauren matched by mistake. We should cover dreams and nightmares or something as a joke.

[stevviefox]

They made some good music!

43 years ago

Go Go’s at the Tail of the Pup, Los Angeles, October 1980. Jane Weidlin, Margot Olavarria , Gina Schock, Belinda Carlisle, Charlotte Caffey.

Photo by Janette Beckman

#punk #punks #punkrock #womenofpunk #gogos #history #punkrockhistory

[eroticlamb]

debbie harry photographed by chris stein , 1976

“I was taking pictures of everything around me, among them Debbie ... I was always aware of her astonishing looks and the effect she had on people.” - chris stein (me, blondie and the advent of punk)

[deathtokillian]

“Your body MY choice”

My knife YOUR life

[repetition-in-poetry]

according to most news outlets, trump has won the presidency with 277 electoral votes to harris’ 224. as an autistic/adhd nonbinary afab person in a queer relationship, i am reaching out to everyone who will be affected by this election and reminding all of you that we survived. we survived the first trump election. we survived regan. we survived nixon. and we will survive this.

this will be his final term as president. and whatever happens, we will be there to pick up the pieces. even if we have to rebuild our country brick by stonewall brick, we will.

punk lives with us. the queer community, the disabled community, and america’s women will be okay. we will fight. we will survive. and our children will live.

[koiinoodle]

Oh no...

Inspired by that one image on twitter | @gwenstacying

Idk i have the URGE to draw miles taking the risk rather than pavitr so here angst

REBLOG ARE APPRECIATED!!

[mara-s-6]

Tgirls lovers say hi and Reblog your sweetest tgirl 💖💖

[acupunkature]

[von2dutch]

[ubiq80]

Chrissie Hynde (The Pretenders), Pauline Black (Selecter), Debbie Harry (Blondie), Poly Styrene (X-Ray Spex), Viv Albertine (The Slits), and Siouxsie Sioux (Siouxsie & the Banshees), London, 1980

[phillybankrobber]

7/13 Food Truck Bethlehem PA

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Sm fun! One of the more fun shows. Cleaner than the philly ones. I can't really ever see anything when we play shows but i think it was fun

[possible-streetwear]

Kim Gordon (Sonic Youth, Body/Head, Free Kitten)

[yourlocalbreadenthusiast]

Kindly take a break from scrolling to read this, it's important.

Take your time to grieve and come to terms with the election results, but once you've done that, it's time to get to work. We have two months. And a lot to do in that time. We have to prepare, to be ready.

Be careful about what you post or say online. Anything potentially incriminating should be avoided. Threatening language, even if clearly a joke, can be used against you.

Know someone who's trans? Someone who's had an abortion? Someone who's LGBTQIA+? Someone who's an immigrant? Someone who attends protests? Someone who's disabled? Someone who might in any way be at risk due to laws being put into place? No you don't.

Move away from social media platforms and browsers that require you to use your real identity or input a large amount of personal information. Now's a good time to find alternate means of communicating online. Tails, Element, Tor, Mastodon, Firefox, and Lemmy are all decent options.

Find a community. Someone you can talk to, either online or in real life, that you'll have reliable contact with. We need to try and create a network, but one that's as anonymous as possible.

Start scrubbing your trail as much as possible. Get rid of old accounts that can still be traced to you but are no longer used, delete personal data off the internet. There are websites out there that will freely remove your data from the internet, but be careful about which one you use, make sure it's safe and legitimate first.

Change any usernames that you can that contain any personal information. Names, birthdays, anything.

Plan B has a four year shelf life. Stock up, but don't take more than you you'll need. We don't want a COVID repeat where everyone buys an excessive amount of things and leaves none for everybody else.

There are doctors that will sterilize you, if that's the way you want to go.

Stop using online period trackers right now. Delete all data from it if possible first, then delete the app itself. If you must, write it down, but in a subtle manner and on something you keep at home. Don't label it, just put the dates. If you're really worried, discard older records and only keep the most recent few, and label the dates as other random events, like "go to mall" or "chicken salad for dinner this night"

Get your vaccines now.

Save money.

Archive. We have to start collecting records, media, data, books, and articles now. On racism, on fascism, on homophobia, on gender, on self-reliance, on survival, on safe travels routes, on equality, on justice, on anything that may be useful and/or censored soon. We can't let them erase it.

Collect those online resources. Bookmark them, copy files into your storage, Screenshot pages. Create a decentralized library where everyone is working to be part of a whole, storing what they can individually and sharing it between one another. Again, be careful about doing this.

Second-hand bookstores are your best friend. Books are usually very cheap in them, and they often have a decent stock. See what you can find.

When buying ANYTHING I have mentioned above, or anything else that maybe put you in danger, try to use cash to reduce your spending trail.

Check your car information online, many newer models can be remotely tracked.

Turn your phone completely off if you may be at risk due to your location and current activities. Turning off your GPS also helps.

Take note of where you are. Who are your friends? Who's a safe person? Where can you go besides your own home that you know you'll be safe? Establish these connections now.

Who around you is not safe? Who and where do you need to avoid? Do you need to move? If you cannot afford moving but need to, there are fundraisers that can help you. If even that is not an option, at least try to make sure your home is secure. Have someone who can help you. Have a fallback safe place.

And finally, I want anyone with resources to put them in the replies. Flood it with useful links, information, tips, anything. We're in this together. Do not panic. Organize.