Happy New Year everyone!

2025 was a shit year, but we succeeded like crazy anyway. Here are ten things we accomplished in 2025. 🤠💥🎉

Elf on a shelf with Charlie Russell!

But we can archive it 😈 archive.org/details/3mam...

Remember: Almost all of us are the descendants of immigrants who fled persecution, or were brought to America under duress, or sought better lives for themselves and their descendants. Politicians who stoke fear and hatred over immigration want you to forget this. Do not.

With the help of 47 contributors, we met and exceeded our crowdfunding goal! Advocates, Culture Keepers, and Truth Tellers

Fantastic book. Must read for all who GAF about equality. Powerful.

bit.ly/PTR-FUND Today—Giving Tuesday—marks the beginning of the final week of our crowdfunding campaign. It's a great time to support an Antiracist media organization dedicated to setting the historic record STRAIGHT. bit.ly/PTR-FUND

On this day in 1859 Robert E Lee—who would go on to break his oath to the United States and commit treason by taking up arms against the country he swore to defend—hung John Brown for following the Golden Rule, and attempting to free the enslaved humans that monsters like Lee brutalized.

Fantastic book. Must read for all who GAF about equality. Powerful.

Another Thanksgiving thankful post; the highlights: - Thanksgiving is a collection of myths - Thanksgiving as an Abolitionist holiday? - History is full of difficult truths - A heartbreak and hope timeline

I'm thankful for Dr. Louis A. DeCaro Jr. digging deep on American history topics with an abolitionist's perspective. #gobblegobble

Who John Brown Wasn't: Dr. Lou DeCaro busts a few myths about the old man in our latest interview.

Woo Hoo! With the help of 40 dedicated freedom fighters, we accomplished our first crowdfunding goal! THANK YOU, BROWNIACS! With two weeks left, were pushing hard to achieve a couple of our stretch goals. You can be part of our documentary film, Pushing The Rock, here: bit.ly/PTR-FUND

Woo Hoo! With the help of 40 dedicated freedom fighters, we accomplished our first crowdfunding goal! THANK YOU, BROWNIACS! With two weeks left, were pushing hard to achieve a couple of our stretch goals. You can be part of our documentary film, Pushing The Rock, here: bit.ly/PTR-FUND

Woo Hoo! First goal SMASHED with over two weeks left to hit out stretch goals! bit.ly/PTR-FUND If you feel like you're shouting into the abyss, let us be you're platform. "Pushing The Rock" is a documentary about the history of systemic racism and heroes who PUSHED BACK.

Who John Brown Wasn't: Dr. Lou DeCaro busts a few myths about the old man in our latest interview.

If you're as pissed as we are, invest in us to set the record straight. Our crowdfunding campaign is OPEN: bit.ly/PTR-FUND

At our launch party, people spoke from the heart about history, allyship, and showing up. Liz is "mad as hell about what's going on in our country. Black people still earn less than white people because the systems weren't dismantled. Those who can't remember the past are condemned to repeat it.

This is an opportunity for folks who are feeling helpless, horrified, and hobbled to speak through a larger platform than their Zuckbook page. Think of it this way: if you’re too busy to make your own documentary film— you can be a part of ours. bit.ly/PTR-FUND #johnbrownproject #pushingtherock

Day 1: Smashing Success! 18 allies pushed us more than 60% of the way to our first goal. If you don't have time to produce your own documentary film about Systemic racism, you can be part of ours! bit.ly/PTR-FUND

Uncle Conrad was one of the day-one backers who rocketed us to almost 2:3 of our goal! Once we smash that goal, we've got stretch goals to aim for! bit.ly/PTR-FUND

This is an opportunity for folks who are feeling helpless, horrified, and hobbled to speak through a larger platform than their Zuckbook page. Think of it this way: if you’re too busy to make your own documentary film— you can be a part of ours. bit.ly/PTR-FUND #johnbrownproject #pushingtherock

Hey everybody! Our founder was interviewed on the podcast "John Brown Today" by Dr Louis A DeCaro Jr.! They talk about being an ally, Lou's interview for our upcoming film, right wing media, who John Brown wasn't, the films—AND the upcoming crowdfunding opportunity: bit.ly/ptr-fund

Join us at the "Pushing The Rock" crowdfunding campaign Launch Party & Happy Hour! Meet the producers, scholars, and musicians in the film! Games! Prizes! We will launch a crowdfunding campaign on November 7. Stay in the loop and get invited to the Launch Party at: bit.ly/ptr-vip

What You're Seeing Isn't New We exist to set the historic record straight. If people don't understand yesterday, they won't understand today. This Ida B. Wells dramatization features Effie Mwando, reading an editorial while Dr. Manisha Sinha adds cultural context and details. bit.ly/ptr-vip

Pushing The Rock is a musical documentary about systemic racism in The United States, and some heroes who pushed back. If you feel like you're weathering a firehose with a dimestore umbrella, our crowdfunding campaign can put a megaphone to your voice in speaking out for truth. LAUNCH: Nov 7

If John Brown told knock knock jokes: Knock knock. Who’s there? Howard. Howard who? Howard ye sleep, knowing thy neighbors are chained? Rise up, I say! For slumber is the ally of tyranny, and the night is far spent!

Pushing The Rock is a musical documentary about systemic racism in The United States, and some heroes who pushed back. If you feel like you're weathering a firehose with a dimestore umbrella, our crowdfunding campaign can put a megaphone to your voice in speaking out for truth. LAUNCH: Nov 7

Pushing The Rock is a musical documentary about systemic racism in The United States. If you feel like you're weathering a firehose with a dimestore umbrella, our crowdfunding campaign can put a megaphone to your voice in speaking out for truth. LAUNCH: Nov 7 on @seedandspark #pushingtherock

Together, we have a BIGGER VOICE The John Brown Project exists to set the record straight on history's lies. Our film "Pushing The Rock" is one way we do it. If you feel like the rock is too big to push alone, join our crowdfunding campaign on Nov 7. Attend the Launch Party at bit.ly/ptr-vip

Together, we have a BIGGER VOICE The John Brown Project exists to set the record straight on history's lies. Our film "Pushing The Rock" is one way we do it. If you feel like the rock is too big to push alone, join our crowdfunding campaign on Nov 7. Attend the Launch Party at bit.ly/ptr-vip

Join the "Day-One Backers" for our upcoming crowdfunding campaign to push our film through post-production. (If you don't have time to interview a Tuskegee Airman about his experiences with racism, join the VIP list, get an invitation to the LAUNCH PARTY! www.johnbrownproject.org/vip-list

We are just about finished filming “Pushing The Rock" We recently interviewed Dr. Louis DeCaro Jr., who spoke on Malcom X and John Brown. We will launch a crowdfunding campaign in three weeks—on November 7. Stay in the loop and get invited to the Launch Party at bit.ly/ptr-vip

Join the "Day-One Backers" for our upcoming crowdfunding campaign to push our film through post-production. (If you don't have time to interview a Tuskegee Airman about his experiences with racism, join the VIP list, get an invitation to the LAUNCH PARTY! www.johnbrownproject.org/vip-list

We are just about finished filming “Pushing The Rock" We recently interviewed Dr. Louis DeCaro Jr., who spoke on Malcom X and John Brown. We will launch a crowdfunding campaign in three weeks—on November 7. Stay in the loop and get invited to the Launch Party at bit.ly/ptr-vip

America still treats John Brown like a terrorist and Robert E. Lee like a gentleman. Let’s talk about who fought for freedom—and who killed for slavery.

Flashback to our road trip to Arlington, VA to interview Brigadier General Enoch Woodhouse II, JD. I call this film short "Kareem vs. Subaru."

America still treats John Brown like a terrorist and Robert E. Lee like a gentleman. Let’s talk about who fought for freedom—and who killed for slavery.

Flashback to our road trip to Arlington, VA to interview Brigadier General Enoch Woodhouse II, JD. I call this film short "Kareem vs. Subaru."

New post in the Browniac Digest contrasting American traitor, Robert E. Lee, with American hero John Brown. Robert E. Lee took up arms against the United States to defend the “right” of wealthy landowners to enslave human beings. Brown helped enslaved people reach freedom and defend themselves.

Pushing the Rock Launching Nov. 7 bit.ly/ptr-vip Tell us: What kind of rewards would YOU love to get at $25, $50, or $100? #PushingTheRock #JohnBrownProject

New post in the Browniac Digest contrasting American traitor, Robert E. Lee, with American hero John Brown. Robert E. Lee took up arms against the United States to defend the “right” of wealthy landowners to enslave human beings. Brown helped enslaved people reach freedom and defend themselves.

We just registered and feel like we should share this link with the creative economy in NW #Connecticut:

If John Brown told knock knock jokes, revisited: Knock knock. Who’s there? Orange. Orange who? Orange thou glad I did not stay silent? For silence, in the face of such sin, is complicity. And I shall not be counted among the cowards!

New in the Browniac Digest shines light on 250 years of treasonous lies: "The Lost Cause Myth." Southern traitors couldn't stomach losing the war and 260,000 men for an evil and unjust cause. Rather than doing the hard work of coming to terms with the truth, they took the easy way out: they lied.

I'll be right over!

Hey—it’s Dan from the John Brown Project. Right now I’m cutting a scene from Pushing the Rock, our new musical documentary. This clip is from an interview with Dr. Kathy Bullock, talking about how music carries history—and why spirituals, gospel, and the blues were tools of resistance.

There is no moral equivalence between bullies and the bullied, between tyranny and democracy, or between brutality and decency. No individual can be free in a society devoid of justice. There can be no liberty where brutality reigns.

Hey—it’s Dan from the John Brown Project. Right now I’m cutting a scene from Pushing the Rock, our new musical documentary. This clip is from an interview with Dr. Kathy Bullock, talking about how music carries history—and why spirituals, gospel, and the blues were tools of resistance.