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As an IU alumna, I endorse this message!😍😘🥳 So proud of those at Purdue and IU who united to resist government oppression, who refused to obey in advance, and who used their spines, brains, and hearts to stand up for actual freedom! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
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loreandordure.com Kate Watson @loreandordure.com · Oct 18
Loving this example of print solidarity in action (screenshot only because no other comment-sharing options available). Time and time again printers who would generally have been considered to be absolute competitors have printed each other’s jobs in extremis / under duress. Hurrah!
Silky@silkyweineck.bsky.social • 30m Bluesky Elder this rocks. when indiana edu killed the student newspaper, Purdue stepped up, printed the forbidden issue, drove it to Bloomington and stocked the boxes. Sara Whitmer I'm sure many of you have heard by now that earlier this week, IU k*lled the print edition of its student paper, the IDS. The issue that was supposed to print this week contained criticism of the Whitten regime and IUs further slide into scist control, and they couldn't allow that to happen during Homecoming, when all the rich alumni are in town. Enter Purdue! The Purdue student paper, The Exponent, owns its own presses. Yesterday, in an act of tremendous solidarity with their biggest rival school, they printed the forbidden issue of the IDS. They then drove it to Bloomington overnight and stocked all of the IDS boxes on campus, just in time for Homecoming. Solidarity is what makes us stronger, and solidarity will be what ultimately allows us to triumph, if we can ever truly get it together. I hope everyone has a fun, safe day if they're going out today, and I hope we can think about what acts of solidarity we can begin taking to really make this movement MOVE - beyond a permitted expression of upset into more active resistance.
October 18, 2025 at 8:33 PM