Stop the Coup 2025: Queers Confronting Autocracy w/ Activist & Author, Sarah Schulman

Stop the Coup 2025: Queers Confronting Autocracy

Friday, June 14 @ 4 PM - 6 PM PT

FB post here: https://www.facebook.com/people/Stop-The-Coup-2025/61554309893243/

For a Happy Pride, #StopProject2025!

We're launching Revisioning Democracy: The #StopProject2025 Podcast on June 14th with a live conversation with author, playwright and LGBT+ activist, Sarah Schulman. Stream at youtube.com/@StopTheCoup2025.

Sarah Schulman is an American novelist, playwright, nonfiction writer, screenwriter, gay activist, and AIDS historian. She holds an endowed chair in nonfiction at Northwestern University and is a fellow of the New York Institute for the Humanities. She is a recipient of the Bill Whitehead Award and the Lambda Literary Award.

PRIDE MONTH - #StopProject2025 Pride Campaign: Please check out and share these resources to highlight at Pride events all summer the threat that The The Heritage Foundation's #Project2025 poses to ALL #LGBTQIA and #TGNCNB communities:
https://www.stopthecoup2025.org/pride-month-info-resources


ABOUT: Stop the Coup 2025

https://www.stopthecoup2025.org/about

Stop the Coup 2025 is a group of multi-sector activists and organizations stepping up to protect our democracy, imperfect as it is, to counter Project 2025. We can stop this, but only if we educate ourselves and our community about the danger, and develop strategies to FIGHT BACK.

Struggle and conflict are essential for confronting and overcoming injustice. We honor and
emulate the successes of international and home-grown movements for democracy by adhering
to nonviolence in our strategies and tactics.

In working toward a functioning democracy, we reject as fundamentally anti-democratic all
forms of state-sanctioned violence, bigotry, and systemic discrimination, especially
discrimination directed at people because of their perceived disability, immigration status, race,
religion, financial/employment status, gender identity/expression, sex, and sexuality.

Our allies include Center for Media and Democracy's PR Watch, Center for Popular Democracy Action, Center for Progressive Reform, Chromatic Black, Council for Global Equality, Court Accountability, Doñas Academy, Freedom From Religion Foundation, Gays Against Guns, LatinX+, Make the Road NY, National Federation of Federal Employees (NFFE), Political Research Associates, Reclaim Pride Coalition, Rise and Resist, Sero Project, True North Research, #Unify Movements, and Vocal-NY. Our launch co-sponsors included Human Rights Campaign and People for the American Way.