The Black Bloc is a tactic of collective resistance anyone can join and be a part of. It exists because history shows us the same truth again and again: the state uses violence to maintain control. From police repression to surveillance and crackdowns on dissent, we’ve seen how power responds when communities organize. Born in 1980s West Germany, the Black Bloc emerged as a way to stand together, stay anonymous, and protect each other when the state targets people for resisting injustice. Today, that need has only intensified. When repression escalates, solidarity becomes survival. Moving together makes it harder to isolate individuals. Collective care makes communities harder to break. The Black Bloc is about refusing fear, refusing isolation, and refusing to be easy targets. If you’re able, join with friends, look out for one another, and help protect your neighbors. Get a gun. Learn how to use it. Get stronger. Get faster. The violence of the state is real. And history shows tha...