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It outlines sharing and usage expectations, introduces the author and Invisible Histories, and provides guidance before, during, and after protests, plus a summary checklist and supporting bibliography. The guide frames archival work as accessible, movement-centered, and intended to preserve stories and organizing efforts across several U.S. states.","# HOW TO ARCHIVE\n\nA PROTEST  \na field guide for southern memory workers  \n# Publication Information:\n\nHow to Archive a Protest: A Field Guide ForSouthern Memory WorkersBy: Magaret Lawson, Invisible HistoriesApril 2024, First EditionJackson, MS  \n## Sharing this Zine:\n\nMy zine sharing policy is “Share it. Copy it. Pasteit. Cut it. Destroy it. Remake it. Do whatever thefuck you want. Don’t do it for cash. Credit me. Tellme about it,” a statement used by Moose Lane inGravestones/Church Signs zine and cited in theblogpost “Favorite copyright/fair use statements inzines” by the Queer Zine Archive Project (jenna,2016). For real, please let me know if this zinehelps you at a protest!!!  \nMy own addendum, if you are tenured faculty, youmust send me (or a local mutual aid fund) minimum$200 before you take another breath in the presenceof this zine. It’s truly not meant for you or yourdamn syllbus. XOXO  \nSupport Invisible Histories:Website: invisiblehistory.orgVenmo:@IHPDonate  \nPayPal: paypal.me/InvisibleHistories  \nChecks: PO Box 101672,Birmingham, AL 35206  \n# About this Zine\n\n## About the Author:\n\nThis zine was authored and designedby Margaret Lawson (they/them) a queerMississippian who is passionate aboutpreserving the stories of southernresistance movements for future generations.  \n## About this Zine:\n\nThis Zine was produced for Invisible Histories anonprofit dedicated to researching, preserving, andmaking accessible LGBTQ+ southern history. This zinewas first imagined as a resource for queer and transsoutherners to document their resistance to the waveof DEI-bans, Bookbans, Bathroom Bans, Anti-Translegislation, and other bullshit being passed in theSouth. Invsible Histories is currently buildingarchival collections for queer and trans southernersin MS, AL, GA, and FL. If you live in any of thosestates, and you have queer materials you want topreserve, please contact us at  \ncontact@invsiblehistory.org or message us on socialmedia.  \nIf you live outside of our focus states, but want toget involved with queer archiving, let us know, andhopefully we can connect you to cool folks in yourarea or support you in becoming the go-to queercommunity archivist of your town.  \nAlthough this zine was created with queersoutherners in mind, its tools and tips will benefitanyone looking to document and perserve theirprotests, direct actions, and community organizing.  \n# Table of Contents\n\nNote to Reader – 1  \nBefore the Protest – 3Building a Toolkit – 7During the Protest – 17After the protest – 22Summary & Checklist – 24Bibliography & Resources – 25  \nScan Here  \nScan the QR CodeOr Use the Like BelowTo Access a Digital VersionOf this Zine  \nhttps://bit.ly/3JjcqPu  \n# Acknowldgements\n\nThis guide is a collection of thoughts, tools, and resources,from my time in public history and archiving spaces—primarily working to document southern queer history forInvisible Histories with Josh Burford and Maigen Sullivan. I’dlike to give a big gay thank you to Josh and Maigen who bothheavily edited and contributed to this guide and who havecontinued to provide me with the tools, resources, andmentorship needed to complete this zine and so many otherprojects. Shoutout to all the queer and trans southerners.When I write, I’m writing to y’all.  \nThe first draft of this zine was written during a car ridefrom Jackson, MS, to Washington, D.C., for the November 4thMarch on Washington in support of Palestine, thank you toJeremiah and Caroline for diving through the night while Iwas writing in the backseat. Love and solidarity to y’allforever. And, because I apparently do my best work on longdrives, the second draft of this guide was finished on a busride to DC again for the January 13th national march insupport of Palestine. Thank you to MS4Palestine for organizingthat Mississippi delegation. 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