
Hannah Doole and Zianna Faud halted operations at the world's largest coal port for several hours on November 17, 2021. (Photo: @BlockadeAus/Twitter)
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Hannah Doole and Zianna Faud halted operations at the world's largest coal port for several hours on November 17, 2021. (Photo: @BlockadeAus/Twitter)
\u201cZianna says, \u201cThis is me choosing to not give away my political agency to a symbolic demonstration every four years. Just like climate and ecological collapse, political turning points are human-induced. They depend on us.\u201d Watch the livestream here: https://t.co/fBJXEU8uxE\u201d— Blockade Australia (@Blockade Australia) 1637103227
"In a system that only cares about money, non-violent blockading tactics that cause material disruption are the most effective and accessible means of wielding real power."
\u201cZianna says, \u201cThis is me choosing to not give away my political agency to a symbolic demonstration every four years. Just like climate and ecological collapse, political turning points are human-induced. They depend on us.\u201d Watch the livestream here: https://t.co/fBJXEU8uxE\u201d— Blockade Australia (@Blockade Australia) 1637103227
"In a system that only cares about money, non-violent blockading tactics that cause material disruption are the most effective and accessible means of wielding real power."
\u201cZianna says, \u201cThis is me choosing to not give away my political agency to a symbolic demonstration every four years. Just like climate and ecological collapse, political turning points are human-induced. They depend on us.\u201d Watch the livestream here: https://t.co/fBJXEU8uxE\u201d— Blockade Australia (@Blockade Australia) 1637103227
"In a system that only cares about money, non-violent blockading tactics that cause material disruption are the most effective and accessible means of wielding real power."