None of this exists in isolation from the oppressive world we live in—in fact, this is where it originates. Fighting COVID is community care, a working-class struggle, a disability rights struggle, a queer struggle, an anti-colonial struggle, and a fight against all forms of oppression.
- We have the tools to fight against eugenics—let’s organize!
What can you do?
- Wear masks (check out maskbloc.org)
- Organize mask blocs / distribute masks (reach out to me help you!)
- Talk about eugenics wherever you go—on social media and in activist spaces.
- Vaccines, clean air, COVID testing.
- Amplify the voices of Long COVID experts, such as @haziethompson or @vozdelpacientecovidpersistente.
- If you have any questions or want training, contact: mvione@proton.me.
- You can choose to stop abandoning the communities most affected by this eugenicist system.
Ending the state of emergency has left us more vulnerable than before.
In 2023, governments systematically declared the end of the public health emergency. But the pandemic continues.
The return to "normal" is about profits, not people—it means that governments no longer have to fund public health measures that have been proven to keep us safe. It means that millions of people live with Long COVID, disappearing from public spaces while research is delayed, empathy decreases, and protective measures are abandoned.
Businesses have a clear interest in keeping you from worrying about COVID, and governments want to take credit for "solving the problem" by pretending it doesn’t exist. They want you working, shopping, traveling, and attending events at the same pace as in 2019—without demanding paid sick leave or workplace improvements for cleaner air.
Health ministries did not want to publicly admit that COVID is airborne because that could have led to lawsuits demanding workplace safety improvements. Masks are a visible reminder of the ongoing danger.