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Hello, coming at you live from in front of the Justice Center on this November 4th: the first day of the rest of our lives Perhaps 100 people here. A fire to nothing where the elk used to bpic.twitter.com/yoHn8uD4sO
Black activists are leading chants with a megaphone "Who's lives matter? Black lives matter!" "No cops! No prison! Total abolition!" Sometimes it takes the world a second to catch up to new realities. We stand in a section of the old world that is rapidly ceasing to exist
The chants ar lackluster. A lot of silence. People absorbing, perhaps, what has just happened, as I am It's hard to know how much of this is projection. Reeling, standing here in IV plate, waiting for the very literal force of the new world to come crashing down on us
A car attempts to come through the crowd and is turned around. The driver may have consumed substances. Nothing terribly menacing all things considered
The crowd has occupied the intersection at 3rd and Main. Some music is playing. Some people move behind the JC. I'll follow them. Why not
We're behind the JC now. WAP playing. The cops leave the JC and people shout at the car People start dancing in the middle of the street It feels like that thing where the chicken has its head cut off and doesn't know it yet
DHS truck cruises by. A cop in the distance. Half-hearted form-up at 2nd and Main. More dancing
I'm sorry, I don't have the heart for this. @suzettesmith, @MrOlmos, @PDocumentarians, @cdsupriyadi and @jovannithe1st are all out here right now
I'm going home. Let them dance while they can
Solidarity with everyone still out here 
There’s a little elk!
Thank you for pointing that out, I needed that little bit of magic right now...
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