Rebel Football

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At last night’s opening ceremony of the World Cup, three children (presumedly representing Brazil’s “racial democracy”) released three white doves in an act symbolizing peace and harmony. But what the cameras didn’t show (because it’s literally illegal to protest during a FIFA event) is that as they walked off the field the empowered Guarani youth held up a banner calling for “demarcation” of indigenous lands (the federal state suspended these negotiations in 2013). Brazil’s indigenous peoples are currently engaged in a fierce battle to defend their homelands from predatory land owners and an encroaching state, both of which want to limit the territory of the country’s native groups and exploit their natural resources. You didn’t see his brave act on TV, but you can support his cause by liking and sharing this post and photo from the Yvyrupa Guarani Commission. You can also read more about Brazil’s indigenous movement here: http://bit.ly/1kxaX2T

Green Brigade.

The Cost of the Cup, by PEZ

Rayo Vallecano the working-class, antifascist team in Madrid. “El orgullo de la clase obrero”.

"Imagine there’s no countries, it isn’t hard to do! Nothing to kill or die for and no religion too."

Ultras Hapoel - Antifa.

No one is illegal.

St Pauli fans cooling down!

Detroit City FC is AntiFA!

Glorious St Pauli!

Respect!

Derry is red.

Boca!

The One Love Project, by Levon Biss.

Cannot stop ultras!

Love this.