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SMASH REPRESSION!

BDS – Boicottaggio, disinvestimento e sanzioni (Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions)
Lo scorso 22 febbraio Smash Repression Sicilia ha ospitato nuovamente Carlo e Pietro Spini, Same Studio Nomade, con la proieizione dell'ultimo potente loro lavoro di documentario d'urgenza, auto-prodotto : ERODE

Docu-film (Ita 30’) Vede la rappresentazione biblica del “Re Erode
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Everything announced in the March 2025 Nintendo Direct
We weren’t expecting Nintendo to drop a full-blown Direct a week before the Switch 2 Direct, nor were we expecting a bunch of 2026 games—or Virtual Game Cards. This Nintendo Direct had plenty of surprises, along with updates on things we already knew about.

It’s hard to be mad when we got a new Tomodachi Life, Rhythm Heaven, Metroid Prime 4 foo
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How Kid-Friendly should I expect the DC protest on April 5 to be?

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50501.chatHow Kid-Friendly should I expect the DC protest on April 5 to be? - 50501I live ~30 minutes outside DC and am planning on attending the protest on April 5. I have a 3yo and 5yo and would like to bring them, but I’m a bit nervous that might be a bad idea. Anyone here involved in planning or know more details that can give me some advice on how kid-friendly the event might be? For context, I’ve been attending political protests since my first in 2003 (against the invasion of Iraq…man do I feel old). I’ve been to some huge, heavily marketed events like the Women’s March in 2017 or the various Marches for Science which I felt would be perfectly kid-friendly. I’ve also been to some heavily marketed events (a lot in 2020) which I absolutely would NOT want to bring a small child to. Obviously, if I bring my kids I’m not going to be getting into much more than holding a sign and sticking to the less rowdy parts of the crowd. If things look like it’s heating up a bit, my family and I will be out right away. But if this event seems like it might not have a great vibe for kids, I might think about taking them to a smaller event in Frederick or Annapolis instead.
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