they deleted my girlfriend, princess (url was manicpixiedreamshortstack). it happened while i was on the phone with faer, too.. fae got an email saying that faer account was marked as mature by a real person, and then was gone a couple hours later. no termination email, so there's no way to fight it.
most of these girls, princess included, are only alive because of the connections they made on this website. and staff is actively killing them by ripping these support systems away. this was Princess's only way of making enough money to get by, just like so many trans women tumblr tries to kill
if you could, please send princess and faer partner crow some money, help keep them alive this winter. they've had some expenses recently that have drained all they've got
Princess' computer has been broken for a while now, and needs help getting it replaced, on top of all the other expenses the two of them have. please help, if you can
princess and crow's power went out last night and wont be returning until Monday. all the groceries they just bought are going to spoil, and there's currently no running water either, as the water pump is electric. please reblog and donate, please keep these trans women alive.
yes, all criminals. the moment you say “except X criminal” is the moment that people will try to convict their opponents as having committed X crime.
it’s the same thing as what’s going on right now with people equating drag to some sort of child exploitation. “but the children!!” they wail, and people listen because oh, if drag is harming children, then drag MUST be BAD, so we HAVE TO BAN DRAG.
do you understand what i’m saying? you can’t take away the rights of any category of criminal, because suddenly that category will be overflowing with people who totally 100% definitely committed that horrible crime.
Just to look at this from one step further back, let's accept the premise. Let's imagine that there is a type of crime that is 1) horrible evil irredeemable universally-agreed-upon bad, and 2) could somehow be prosecuted with 100% accuracy and 0% bias. Yes, even then, those criminals deserve a right to vote.
Do you they're going to like vote themselves out of jail? Vote to make murder legal? What exactly are you afraid of.
Realistically they'll just... vote just like anyone else. They'll help elect city councilmembers they think will better their hometowns, and presidents they think will best serve the country. They might even vote in their own interests! To reform prisons, fund rehabilitation programs, and outlaw predatory practices by telecoms. Are you saying you don't want any of those things?
And even if there were one of those super-duper-unambiguously-evil totally misanthropic death-row convicts, who's scheduled to be execute the very next day and just wants to sow chaos and watch the outside world burn however they can... what's the worst they could do, vote republican?
Taking people's rights away isn't bad because it might happen to someone you like, it's because taking people's rights away is bad.
It’s intellectually dishonest to assume that every person who’s currently incarcerated has committed the worst of the worst crime. At least in the US a part of our high incarceration rate is just the amount of people who are waiting to go to trial. Most people don’t even get a trial, they take a plea deal because they’ve been waiting to go to trial so long. People who’ve been incarcerated for years and haven’t even been convicted of a crime cannot vote. There are people in there who have DUIs, simple drug offenses, and otherwise quite petty crimes that shouldn’t strip them of their rights. Especially because in the United States, think about who loses their rights to vote as soon as they become incarcerated. They specifically target groups of people to silence their voices. 
Meagan Morris and Autumn Hill have been sent back to FMC Fort Worth to await sentencing. If you want to write them letters, you'll have to use their deadname in the addresses, but please use their actual names in the letters! The addresses are below:
For Meagan:
Bradford Morris 11136-512
FMC Fort Worth FEDERAL MEDICAL CENTER
P.O. BOX 15330
FORT WORTH, TX 76119
for Autumn Hill:
Cameron Arnold 11138-512
FMC Fort Worth FEDERAL MEDICAL CENTER
P.O. BOX 15330
FORT WORTH, TX 76119
If you provide them with contact information, you can get emails to and from them with Corrlinks. They need your legal name, physical address, phone number, and email address for Corrlinks, and if you ask to get in touch with them that way you'll receive an email from Corrlinks with their contact request and instructions on setting up a Corrlinks account. Corrlinks is free for the people on the outside, so if you want to contact them without paying for postage that's an option.
however, Meagan and Autumn do need to pay for a bunch of things - access to Corrlinks emails, food and toiletries from the commissary, mailing labels and stamps for mailing letters. If you want to send them commissary, the Bureau of Prisons website has the instructions on how to send commissary money. You'll need to use their deadname and register number to send money to their account:
For Meagan Morris:
Bradford Morris, register/account number 11136512
For Autumn Hill:
Cameron Arnold, register/account number 11138512
If you have any questions about all this, feel free to message me or send me an ask on Tumblr, I'm willing to pass along messages and help you troubleshoot things if necessary. As always, thanks to everyone who supports Meagan and Autumn and all the Prairieland defendants! To support all of them as they appeal their convictions and prepare for the future, you can donate to their legal fund here:
Please visit our website at https://prairielanddefendants.com/ for more updates, articles, and letter writing information.Español abajo Supp
A View from the Protests at the ICE Facility in Broadview
https://crimethinc.com/Broadview2025
For months, protesters have sought to tie down ICE agents at the Broadview holding facility outside Chicago.
Here, participants reflect on the effectiveness of this strategy, placing it in context alongside other strategies such as rapid response networks and showing how Democratic politicians have been instrumental in supporting ICE by sending state police to help them maintain order.
As ICE expands their operations to target communities elsewhere around the United States, this text offers crucial lessons from Chicago.
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