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blog post for this offering (with kitty pic! 🐈⬛)
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There’s a coup happening in the USA: Here’s what you need to know
me.to.me to you: A Mutual Aid Show via zoom with robin herold: Friday, April 4, 7-8:15pm ET
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blog post (with kitty pic)
Asking Good Questions + what past participants have said about it
Study Tarot Series + what people have said
The Correspondence + what people have said
Beyond Love + Strife: A Venus Retrograde Workshop
My books are open + it’s also easy to purchase gift readings
The Challenges and Opportunities of Work Without Set Fees
Facing Ruthlessness and Ourselves
Cathy Pratt’s newsletter
Protect and Resist with SURJ
what using your platform can look like
this + this + this + this + this
the OFMD Craft Fair
Campaign for Southern Equality's Trans Youth Emergency Fund
Leonard Peltier walking out of prison
Choosing the Uncertain Path by Martha Crawford
Not exactly inspiring
Ema Shin’s Hearts of Absent Women + Devoted Body (h/t Colossal)
Indigo: A World of Blue + In Search of Lost Colour
knowing how to be satisfied*
satisfiable*
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episode artwork by Elena Solano
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Today I had the great good fortune of being in conversation with Lane Smith. Lane is a transmasculine nonbinary writer with over 20 years of experience as an activist, organizer, and Tarot reader. They have been involved in struggles against war, the death penalty, attacks on LGBT rights and body autonomy for marginalized genders and birthing people, police violence, and apartheid. They have worked as a social worker in prisons, and in the field of harm reduction with people who are at risk for HIV/AIDS. With a professional Master’s degree in Social Work and an academic Master’s degree in Humanities and Social Thought, Lane expresses their ideas in clear, nonacademic language in the interest of putting social justice values into practice. Lane is the editor of the Tarot & Politics zine, and a member of Solidarity Tarot where they live in Baltimore City, Maryland.
In addition to publishing the Tarot & Politics zine—a paid venue for Tarot writers and artists that prioritizes the voices of BIPOC, trans, nonbinary, queer, disabled and neurodivergent people—Lane is also author of the forthcoming 78 Acts of Liberation: Tarot to Transform Our World, available for pre-order now. + they also have a newsletter called Rebel Specters, which I highly recommend.
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Lane Smith on the interwebs: https://mxlanesmith.com/
78 Acts of Liberation: Tarot to Transform Our World: https://bookshop.org/p/books/seventy-eight-acts-of-liberation-tarot-to-transform-our-world-lane-smith/20322387?ean=9781649632203
Tarot & Politics zine: https://mxlanesmith.com/publications/
Rebel Specters newsletter: https://buttondown.email/rebelspecters
The Rebis tarot magazine: https://linkin.bio/the__rebis
Armed Joy zine: https://eighteeneightytwo.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/armed-joy-imposed.pdf
music: Wii music but hip hop by Lundstroem, Free Music Archive, CC BY
shea in the catskills: https://www.sheainthecatskills.com/
book a reading: https://www.sheainthecatskills.com/book
Tarot as Questions: the book: https://www.sheainthecatskills.com/tarot-as-questions-book
The Arcana in You ezine: https://www.sheainthecatskills.com/the-arcana-in-you-ezine
study tarot series: https://www.sheainthecatskills.com/study-tarot-series
tarot workshops: https://www.sheainthecatskills.com/tarot-workshops