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Remembering Marco Antonio Hernández Guevara: A Father, Farmworker, and Life Lost Too Soon
Farmworker Marco Antonio Hernández Guevara, 35, died of heat stroke in Florida’s fields, leaving behind his wife and three young daughters.
Aug 27, 2025


Did We Politically Correct Ourselves Into Fascism?
Purity tests & culture wars weakened Democrats while fascists unified. Stop scolding, start winning—or we’ll keep losing rights.
Aug 26, 2025


White Savior Theater vs. Real Solidarity: The Problem With ‘Yell at ICE’ Activism
Yelling at ICE might feel good in the moment. It might even buy a little time. But if we mistake noise for power, we lose.
Aug 25, 2025


Unidos Immokalee: Grassroots Resilience in Florida’s Immigrant Communities
Reports from inside Krome describe overcrowding and mistreatment so extreme that some detainees beg to be deported rather than endure more t
Aug 24, 2025


Federal Judge Deals Blow to “Alligator Alcatraz”: Florida Ordered to Wind Down Controversial Detention Site
Federal judge halts “Alligator Alcatraz,” barring new detainees & ordering dismantling in 60 days—Florida’s crackdown hits a wall.
Aug 21, 2025


Florida’s Authoritarian Turn: Inside an Underreported Crackdown in the Sunshine State
Florida has become a testing ground for authoritarian rule—censorship, raids, and detention camps. What’s happening here should alarm us all
Aug 21, 2025


Community Helper & Mom of Two, Brutalized by Law Enforcement Last Night
This is how the system treats people—especially women, neighbors, allies—who dare to stand up for their community.
Aug 16, 2025


Raids in the Heart of Florida: Workers Targeted on Their Way Home
What happened last night was not an isolated operation — it was part of a broader pattern of racial profiling
Aug 14, 2025


#ArrestedForHunterGathering: Southwest Florida’s Palmetto Berry Crackdown Is About More Than Plants
In SWFL, palmetto berry season is now a felony crackdown—blurring conservation and immigration enforcement. #ArrestedForHunterGathering
Aug 1, 2025


The Preemptive Purge: Why No One Is Left to Rise Up
…fear keeps people from organizing.
It keeps neighbors from knocking on doors.
It keeps mothers from marching, workers from unionizing…
Jul 16, 2025


“No One Voted to Deport Moms”: Trump Voters in Shock as ICE Raids Hit Home
Despite being sold a narrative of “bad hombres” & violent criminals, the overwhelming majority of recent ICE detentions, nearly 72% involve:
Jul 14, 2025


No Business With Fascism: Florida Valkyries Lead Charge to Drop ICE Contracts
Something fierce is rising from the Everglades—and it’s not just the gators.
Jul 5, 2025


Alligator Alcatraz: Why an Environmental Pitch Alone Might No Longer Suffice
Scholars of social movements warn that silencing passionate, people-centered stories – to avoid making opponents uncomfortable can backfire.
Jul 2, 2025


The Youth Lead and We Rise Together: A Reflection from Big Cypress
Today wasn’t about fear. The scare tactics were just that — tactics. They were not stronger than the will, wisdom, and fierce organization o
Jul 1, 2025


Alligator Spirit, Immigrant Strength
The alligator is no monster. Neither are the people our government seeks to lock away…
Jul 1, 2025


Sacred Land, Strong Voices: Indigenous Youth Confront ICE’s Threat to Big Cypress
Youth organizers say the message is clear: the same land once saved from environmental destruction should not become a prison
Jun 30, 2025


We Deserve Better: Honoring the Life and Loss of Jonathan Joss
Joss’s impact extended far beyond one cartoon. He built a decades-long career as an actor, storyteller, and advocate…
Jun 2, 2025


Ethical questions on Florida immigration enforcement plan, ties to border ‘czar,’ for-profit prisons
A state proposal for widespread, unregulated roundups of foreign-origin aliens may improperly favor a private, for-profit Florida-based security firm with financial ties to Tom Homan, the Trump regime’s “border czar”.
Jun 2, 2025


Enough is Enough: Floridians Confront FPL’s Corporate Greed at Public Hearing
The people of Florida drew a line in the sand—and they did it right in the heart of Lee County.
Dozens of residents, advocates, parents, and elders turned out to the Lee County Civic Center in North Fort Myers for the first of only seven in-district public hearings on Florida Power & Light’s proposed $10 billion rate hike—the largest utility rate increase request in U.S. history.
May 28, 2025


ICE Raids, Beaten Kids, Silence—But Tell Me Again About the ‘Good Ones’
They’ve walked out over masks—but not over kids being beaten and killed, or families being raided. Still think there are good cops?
May 18, 2025
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