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"A Day of Movement Workshops" This Sunday April 23rd, hosted by @forfreedoms at @momaps1. Including "Art x Activism: How To Launch Your Movement" led by yours truly @conceiveitachieveit , featuring speakers @anyaayoungchee of @togetherwi_ and #StephenDuncombe of @thec4aa. The workshops are FREE and start at 2pm with @atelierdegeste - mine is from 4-5:30pm at MoMA PS1 this Sunday. #forfreedoms #momaps1 (at MoMA PS1)
"Trumpus - Trump as Krampus" by Hal Hefner (@halhefner ) 2015 http://ift.tt/1UhrUjM
Activist D&D
Whenever anybody starts talking about how gaming can inform political protest it becomes a struggle for me to keep listening. It took me days to finish Stephen Duncombe's chapter on Grand Theft Auto in Dream: Re-Imagining Progressive Politics in an Age of Fantasy. So I'm glad Micah White waited until the end of "To The Barricades!" (which includes great historical stuff about strategic innovations in revolutionary street tactics) to start talking about some seriously annoying sounding nonsense. I know its not right, but this is some D&D nerditry:
One example would be a game where participants use their phones to interact with fictional characters and, in order to unravel an anticorporate storyline or solve an anticonsumerist mystery, earn blackspot points by putting up Buy Nothing Day posters, throwing stink bombs, recruiting comrades and organizing flashmobs. When activism is “gamified,” reaching level 50 could start an insurrection.
Do I need a zocchihedron for that?
