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    The mission of the Solidarity Apothecary is to materially support revolutionary struggles and communities with plant medicines to strengthen collective autonomy, self-defence and resilience to climate change, capitalism and state violence.

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    • Stay safe babes so you can stay dangerous! 🔥🔥🔥 I saw this new Riot Medicine handbook has been released. It’s in-depth and impressive. Only frustrating thing is an ignorant section on herbalism but hey who isn’t used to being on the defensive of herbal medicine 🤷‍♀️ I would definitely recommend checking it out - see this post on its going down.org #streetmedic #streetmedicine #actionmedic #frontlinemedic #firstaid
    • Having a serious rest today 👌💕 #rest #roses #restforresistance
    • Yesterday was an emotional day. Last month, I took a man with a 39 degree fever to hospital who could barely breathe 💔 yesterday I shook his hand 😭😭😭😭😭❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️. Through a translator he told me he tested negative for #coronavirus but positive for TB. He was on life support for three days and in hospital for 18 days. But now he’s feeling so much better and is collecting medication every two weeks. Honestly I felt like I wanted to just burst into tears when I saw him! We could only get snippets of info from the hospital and he didn’t have a phone so it was just so comforting to know he’s okay 😭😭❤️❤️❤️. We also took the same diabetic man back to the clinic and had to get him a new blood glucose meter. At a different hospital we helped advocate for a guy who had a severe trauma to the eye who had been back and forth to the clinic saying he was losing his vision. Now he has an appointment with an ophthalmologist thank god 👌In the afternoon, we pulled up our clinic to to the main site in Calais and continued to be inundated with minor wounds, digestive and teeth issues. Last night, a team member prepared medicines for long term volunteers in the region (after one to one consultations) and we made an inventory of all our herbal medicines and first aid gear. Ooooooof it’s always so hectic here no matter how organised we are! On my way home to England this afternoon. So excited to check out the sales and move money to the bail funds. Thanks so much for everyone’s continued support!! 🙏🖤💚 #HerbalistswithoutBorders #RefugeesWelcome #HerbalSolidarity #MutualAid #FrontlineHerbalism
    • Okay from here on out money raised through the #Books4BailBonds campaign will be split between the original @gainesville_fka_iwoc bail fund crew and amongst bail funds for folks arrested in Minnesota as people are taking to the streets in response to the police murder of George Floyd 💔🔥🖤 Don’t forget to request your free copy of A World Without Police zine at the checkout. #ACAB now and forever #blacklivesmatter
    • TW: police violence, racism, anti blackness. Another long day in Calais. Today we visited three of the smaller sites where refugees are living. We attended to lots of minor wounds and so many people were complaining again of toothache and headaches 😣. One man who we referred to the hospital was complaining of recurring headaches after being attacked by police. The news of the murder of George Floyd weighed heavy today when we went to see a community of Eritreans. I was reminded of a statement they put out in April about brutal attacks by police against them. I wanted to share it because many people somehow think it’s only in “America” that people are murdering and brutalising people. Guess what it’s here (and it’s always been fucking here - the British are the experts at it from years of colonialism and slavery) and the British are funding the repression in Calais and training police forces worldwide. The French police are inflicting violence on a daily basis. Make no mistake, this anti-blackness and racism is BUILT IN BY DESIGN. It is not “a few bad cops” it’s fucking all of them, it’s the whole fucking system. This is the translated statement from the Eritrean community which is from the Utopia website: http://www.utopia56.com/en/actualite/lettre-ouverte-communaute-erythreenne-jungle-calais >> OPEN LETTER FROM THE Eritrean COMMUNITY OF THE CALAIS JUNGLE<< Before we start writing our complaint about the following events involving CRS, we would like to say a few words about ourselves. We are exiles from Eritrea. We are here for the simple reason of wanting to live our lives safely, and to have a future. We are not criminals, we are migrants. We are innocent people trying to go to England. Our complaint concerns a CRS company and their impulsive and aggressive actions towards us. They don't see us as human beings. They insult us with names such as monkey, bitch, etc. And, for the past few weeks, they have started to threaten our lives by beating us as soon as the opportunity arises ⬇️
    • Shared from @osopepatrisse .... just seen the fucking news 😣 fucking ACAB forever. The whole fucking system needs to burn.
    • Today we went to the main site in Calais where hundreds of people are living near the port. Compared to other intense days, it had a more gentle feel but it’s important to remember just because the sun in shining doesn’t mean people aren’t living in terrible conditions. I saw the diabetic man I took to hospital before which was good 👌 So many people had toothache (which we all know is the worst!). With the pandemic closing things like dentists, people are really struggling with access to other health services. We gave out loads of our herbal mouthwash. We met a few folks with sore throats and coughs but no fevers or malaise. The wound station was inundated as usual with unusual skin presentations, feet issues and wounds. This picture shows some fenced off woodland - every time we visit more and more of the space is enclosed and people are crammed along the roadsides more each time. Police evictions are still taking place regularly, for the first time since I’ve been coming here I didn’t see any direct police injuries but we all know it is state violence and borders responsible for this state of affairs 💔. So grateful to be here with @eastendherbalist and @furzebotanicals #NoBorders #HerbalistswithoutBorders #calais #frontlineherbalism
    • Okay here is a sneak peak inside the Prisoner’s Herbal book 😍📚 If you order one now ALL proceeds go towards bailing someone out of jail 🔥 #prisonersherbal #books4bailbonds

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