RnBS first started drawing political cartoons as an idealistic teen raging against the Iraq War in 2003 while other kids were busy going outside and making friends, and ever since then, they've been their primary weapon in the ongoing war against capitalism and oppression that we're totally going to win someday. Their work has shown up in Occupy Wall Street zines, South Korean anti-government pamphlets, Rojava fundraisers, more anarchist meme pages than they care to count, the wall of a small hippie diner deep in the Colorado Rockies, and even a few of the more mainstream liberal publications like Huffington Post and Paste Magazine. Their political views can best be summarized as "anti-authoritarian leftist too grumpy for the rest of the left," and they currently live in Denver, where they fight the daily urge to run off and live in the woods.
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The Valencian regional government, led by the right-wing president Carlos Mazón, failed to provide an effective or prompt response.
The reason why I think trade-union representation should do these things is because basically a union is a political organization, and in truth and in fact Africans and other Black people in these times cannot afford the luxury of any special organization for any special purpose.