Filed under: Action, Anarchist Movement, Communique, Graffiti, How To, Northeast, Repression, Solidarity
The following report and photos was anonymously sent to It’s Going Down.
On the gray morning of May 17th two comrades in Brooklyn dropped a banner in solidarity with the J20 defendants. The banner was dropped in a spot highly visible from the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway, Broadway, and the elevated J train line. The previous day and night were spent putting up posters and stickers in multiple neighborhoods in Downtown Manhattan and Brooklyn, using tape during the day and wheat-paste at night. This was an easy and fun way to reach a large number of eyes, using just a couple dollars worth of materials. Below is a list of the materials we used for people who want to replicate these actions.
Banner:
one bed-sheet from the 99cent store
a handful of grommets
a couple padlocks and a couple zip-ties
some spray paint
Posters:
some printer paper and a printer
packing tape
wheat-paste
Stickers:
free postal service stickers
a stencil cut from a file folder
some spray paint
In uncompromising solidarity with the J20 defendants,
Until all are free!
-some anarchists