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De Historia Criminis Mimematis (On the History of the Memecrime)
The memecrime: God's (1) perfect fever dream. Eight feet of malice meets ten feet of irreverence to create eighty square feet of unreality. To look upon it is to know both great joy and great revulsion, simultaneous and interwoven. To gaze into its lidless, vacant eyes is to know instinctively the fear struck into the heart of every couch in the nation. How could a mere mortal mind conceive of such a thing? Allow me to explain:
What We Are Thankful For
This holiday season, we at Mass 50501 asked our volunteers to share what they’re thankful for and what our movement means to them. Click through below to see what they had to say.
A Movement’s Search for Meaning
The real enemy of this movement is existential; a dreadful fear for the future that grinds us down to the nub as each insult irritates the yawning chasm that leaves us unable to rest. The force of this dread is something we must learn to endure. Your self-care toolkit shouldn’t be just rest and relaxation, but also a healthy understanding of the mind's weaknesses and limitations, and taking deliberate action through a thoughtful framing of the day’s events to improve it.
We Still Build Hope When Everything Feels Lost
Hope gives our movements energy. It keeps us showing up. We’re not just fighting to survive. We’re fighting to live. Fully, joyfully, collectively.
The Revolution Needs Rest Too: Self-Care for the Front Lines
In order to sustain this work, we must take care of ourselves. Not as a luxury, but as a revolutionary necessity.