Ways to protect one another
The way to get through a takeover is together.
A ride. Groceries. Watching the block. Money for rent. Sharing the risk instead of leaving one person to carry it alone. There are many ways to keep each other safe.
Find your role
Take these factors into consideration.
If your identity puts you at risk.
Consider lower risk roles like working dispatch for street observers, doing research, translation, and coordination.
If your identity isn’t high-risk.
Consider doing mutual aid or street observation.
Consider others around you.
Who is your car or home registered to? If an agent follows you home, your exposure exposes them, too.
If your identity puts you at risk.
Consider lower risk roles like working dispatch for street observers, doing research, translation, and coordination.
If your identity isn’t high-risk.
Consider doing mutual aid or street observation.
Consider others around you.
Who is your car or home registered to? If an agent follows you home, your exposure exposes them, too.
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Block safety
Simple ways to take action immediately.
If your identity puts you at risk.
Consider lower risk roles like working dispatch for street observers, doing research, translation, and coordination.
If your identity isn’t high-risk.
Consider doing mutual aid or street observation.
Consider others around you.
Who is your car or home registered to? If an agent follows you home, your exposure exposes them, too.