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This show is happening in #Tampa on Saturday, same day as St. Pete Zine Fest. I’m hyped. It’s a benefit for Americans for Immigrant Justice: https://aijustice.org/
#Florida #punk #hardcore

A black-and-white event flyer for "Americans for Immigrant Justice," scheduled on February 21, 2026. It includes an image of protesters holding a banner that reads "ABOLISH ICE." The background shows a chain-link fence and on either side there are drawings of fists chained at the wrists. The bands are Headless State, Last Bias, the Outbreed and Big Sad.

Shotgun Seamstress

@shotgunseamstress@counterforce.social · 2 days ago

This show is happening in #Tampa on Saturday, same day as St. Pete Zine Fest. I’m hyped. It’s a benefit for Americans for Immigrant Justice: https://aijustice.org/
#Florida #punk #hardcore

Shotgun Seamstress

@shotgunseamstress@counterforce.social · 5 days ago

She's done! Looks way better in print, but I've got the digital flipbook version linked in my blog. If you read it, I'd love it if you left a comment afterward.

"Paradise Lost: Sarasota, Florida Hardcore & Punk Scene 1980s-1990s" is an interview zine about memory and subculture in the face of urban renewal. 68 pages, color cover, b&w interior.

https://shotgunseamstress.blogspot.com/

#zines #printedmatter #printmatters #independentpublishing #fuckice #florida #punk #hardcore #ParadiseLost

Photo of my hand holding a copy of a zine. It is half-letter size and the cover is in color. The background is a colorful abstract expressionist painting by Sarasota artist Syd Solomon, using different tones of blue, yellow, pink, green and red. The title "Paradise Lost" is at the top in black sharpie, outlined. The words "Sarasota, Florida, hardcore & punk scene, 1980s-1990s" is in white handwriting on top of black & white digitally cut & pasted palm trees. A black and white cut-out photo of the Sarasota-Bradenton band BP is below. Above their heads are the handwritten words "As told through interviews."

MikeDunnAuthor

@MikeDunnAuthor@kolektiva.social · 7 days ago

Today in Labor History February 15, 1933: Giuseppe Zangara tried to assassinate President-elect Franklin D. Roosevelt in Miami. He failed, mostly because he was too short to see over the crowd. However, Chicago mayor Anton J. Cermak, who was shot in the attack, later died, in part from his wounds and in part from medical malpractice. Zangara confessed to the crime in jail, stating “I kill kings and presidents first and next all capitalists.” He was executed in Old Sparky, Florida’s electric chair in March, 1933. Philip K. Dick’s novel, “The Man in the High Castle,” is based in part on the premise that Zangara succeeded in killing FDR.

#workingclass #LaborHistory #fdr #potus #assassination #florida #electricchair #deathpenalty #jail #capitalism #prison #novel #books #fiction #sciencefiction #scifi #philipkdick #author #writer @bookstadon