Taking the label back since day one
What radicalized you?
They called us radical for wanting people to not die from treatable illness. They called us scumbags for demanding breathable air and drinkable water. Fine. We're owning it -- and funding voter outreach while we do.
"The most radical thing you can do is show up, vote, and bring your neighbor." -- The Radical Left Scumbag Manifesto
Every tote bag, every sticker, every dollar donated goes directly into community voter outreach and activation. We're not a PAC. We're not a lobbying group. We're neighbors talking to neighbors about why showing up matters.
We work specifically with left-leaning NPA voters and disengaged communities to build an informed, active electorate -- because democracy only works when people participate.
Door-to-door canvassing, community events, and direct engagement in underrepresented neighborhoods.
Engaging left-leaning NPAs and irregular voters to become active, informed participants in every election cycle.
Hosting public forums where candidates face real questions from real people. No scripts, no softballs.
Meeting people where they are -- farmers markets, community centers, front porches -- to talk issues, not party lines.
Apparently wanting these things makes you dangerous. We've been called worse. Here's our terrifying platform.
The idea that you should not go bankrupt treating cancer is, apparently, radical. We're fine with that label.
Still radical to themFlint. Jackson. East Palestine. Children with lead poisoning. Somehow wanting clean tap water is a political position now.
Basic, actuallyWorking 40 hours a week and still not being able to pay rent is a policy failure. We are the policy alternative.
Math, not ideologyAcknowledging that the planet is on fire and that matters. Apparently controversial. We'll be in our lane.
The science is inFully funded schools for all children -- not just the ones born into the right zip code. Outrageous stuff, we know.
Every kid countsThe idea that every adult citizen should be able to vote without obstacle. Apparently too radical for some rooms.
It's in the namePeople should make their own medical decisions. Not their employer, not their government, not their neighbor.
Not complicatedNo child should go to bed hungry in the wealthiest country that has ever existed on this planet. Full stop.
Non-negotiablePeople without homes sleep on streets while investment firms buy neighborhoods. We notice this contradiction.
Seeing the obviousIf you've been called a radical, a socialist, a scumbag -- for caring about other people -- you're in the right place. We're building a grassroots voter outreach machine. Come help.
We didn't choose to be radical. We were radicalized. By a healthcare system that kills people for profit. By a political class that calls austerity "fiscal responsibility." By a media ecosystem that treats corporate interests as the neutral default.
We were radicalized when we realized that "the way things are" is a choice -- made by specific people, for specific reasons, to benefit specific interests. And that those choices can be unmade.
So we're doing something about it. Every shirt sold, every sticker slapped, every dollar raised goes directly into community voter outreach. We knock doors. We host forums. We activate voters. That's the mission.
Media inquiries, organizing questions, bulk merch orders, or just want to tell us what radicalized you? We read everything.
