you know, European class actions against Big Tech and beyond.

Yeah, well, what was interesting to me is it indeed happened to a lot of queer clubs and people started reaching out to each other.

And we were going back and forth with ways to try and get the stuff back, informing each other about other organizations that were being affected.

And at some point I realized that this was a network that was starting to be built.

In a way, you could say Meta is organizing their own resistance because they really are bringing us together to an extent that I have never experienced before.

We can't do without Instagram just yet.

So much of our communication happens there.

actual organizing that takes place face to face which I as an organizer think is the most powerful organizing so I'm curious like how has this then affected that digital space but then also that in real life organizing in this kind of feeling that okay well then us queers have to find different spaces and different ways to promote our voices and to not be silenced.