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Jun 2 2021:  Celebrating Pride





At HackThisSite, we have always tried to be a safe, welcoming place for people
from every walk of life. This year we would like you to join us in celebrating
LGBTQ+ Pride Month for the month of June. Pride is a reminder that while a lot
of progress has been made over the past few decades, the fight is far from over
and your help is needed.

You may wonder why people are flying those rainbow flags every year shouting
that they are proud. Why do they feel the need to announce it, and why does
there need to be a whole month for it? In the perfect world, this would not be
necessary.

On June 28, 1969 at the Stonewall Inn in Manhattan, New York, a riot happened.
This riot would be the tipping point, starting the path for equality. This was
the start of the Stonewall Riots, a violent stand against the police
criminalizing LGBTQ+ identities. Pride is a celebration, yes; but it is also a
protest against the struggles people face while living in a homophobic society.
It’s a celebration of people's identities, in a world that discourages people
from doing so. Pride is resistance.

Prior to the Stonewall Riots, being gay or queer was seen as a sickness.
Something to be corrected. Sometimes it was even criminalized. This line of
thinking unfortunately continued for quite some time, and even has remnants
today. In the 1950s, not long before the Stonewall Riots, Robert Galbraith Heath
was experimenting on deep brain stimulation in a hope to “cure” homosexuality.
This process later become known as Conversion Therapy and has yet to be outlawed
in many parts of the world.

At a time when more and more people are finding the courage to come out and be
proud of who they truly are, it is disheartening to see that people all over the
world are being pushed out against their will and ostracized, and sometimes
killed, for being themselves.

This year, there have been over 250 anti-LGBTQ+ bills introduced in state
legislatures across the United States, and this trend is increasing across the
world, too. Most of the laws target transgender people, specifically young
people in sports. Doctors are finding it a real possibility that providing
life-affirming care may be criminalized. These proposed laws are cruel,
unnecessary, and blatant discrimination. Unfortunately, some have passed, and in
some nations not being straight is a criminal offense, even punishable by death.
At such a crucial point in the fight for equality, we cannot let up. In the U.S.
alone, more than half the states allow the use of the "Gay Panic" defense. This
is unacceptable. Just when the LGBTQ+ community was finally beginning to gain
small steps forward in civil rights, those may soon be gone.

The time to fight back is now, more than ever. There are hundreds of LGBTQ+
rights organizations around the world that you can join and find out what you
can do to make sure LGBTQ+ persons get the equal and equitable rights they
justly deserve. In the U.S., GLAAD is one of many such organizations. The
American Psychological Association provides a great guide for finding your
Senators and Congresspersons and tips for how to communicate with them. Your
help is needed, please act now.

Pride is not just for people to stand up and let their presence be known. Pride
is a reminder of what people who are not LGBTQ+ can do to be an ally, to be
supportive and provide a safe place. Pride is a reminder that the fight is not
over.


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  Dec 6 2020:  HackThisSite @ rC3





HackThisSite will be present at the Chaos Computer Congress again this year from
December 27 - 30. However, with the ongoing human malware pandemic, CCC will be
held entirely remotely and online only as rC3. Therefore, we will be present on
both our IRC server (#rc3 channel) and Discord (#irc-rc3 channel), as well as
the official rC3 communication platforms (when announced).

Make sure to follow the CCC blog and the official rC3 website for more details.
The schedule of events will soon be posted, and as always, talks can be viewed
online without a ticket.

See you soon in the virtual world!


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  Sep 8 2020:  GO VOTE!



"Vote as if your life depends on it - because it does!"


Those are the famous words of the late and venerable Justin Dart Jr., co-founder
of the American Association of People with Disabilities (AAPD) and 'Godfather of
the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)'. He said this long ago to underscore
the importance of electing politicians, at all levels, that will be an ally to
those less fortunate. Especially those whose lives literally depend on the
outcome of an election.

All of our lives hinge on the result of this election in November. The current
administration and those that side with it seek to inflict as much pain,
suffering, and even death on people they disagree with. That is not hyperbole,
that is literally their political ideology. From destroying decades of work
building civil rights for Black people and LGBTQ+, to empowering and encouraging
Nazis and white nationalists, to countless impeachable acts of outright fascism
-- and lately the criminal and malicious negligence with the COVID-19 pandemic
-- it is indisputable that we absolutely cannot allow these monsters to stay in
power any longer, at any level of government. To allow them to stay in power is
to invite fascism, suffering, and death at unimaginable levels, both
domestically and abroad.

There are previously unthinkable efforts taking place every day to undermine
this election. This may very indeed well be the last chance we ever have to
elect politicians that do not seek to harm a huge portion of the population for
simply existing. If you do not vote this time, and for the right people, you
might never have a real chance to again. Listed below are some resources to
ensure your ballot gets counted.

Resources
 * 5 mistakes that can disqualify your November mail ballot and how to avoid
   them
 * Check your voter registration status
 * Register to vote
 * Request an absentee/mail-in ballot
 * Rules and deadlines for absentee/mail-in voting
 * COVID-19 voting guidelines
 * Your voting rights & election protection hotline

Vote as if your life depends on it - because this time, it really does.


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  Jun 4 2020:  Black Lives Matter




The unjustifiable murders of George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor, and so
many more have inspired uprisings not just in the United States but across the
globe. The world is grieving, and we grieve with them. But the world is also
angry, and rightfully so. For far too long, innocent people, especially
minorities and persons of color, have been slaughtered by police with utter
impunity, and now police are committing outright acts of terrorism against
people protesting this injustice, against the press reporting on their heinous
actions, and against innocent bystanders and even children that are not
participating in any protests. Furthermore, state and federal officials up to
and including the White House are using this as an excuse to implement the most
egregiously fascist authoritarianism in the US.

This must end now. We must demand justice and accountability and we cannot stop
until all police officers, their unions, and police departments are held to the
highest possible standards and are mercilessly and unconditionally punished to
the highest degree allowed by law when they brutalize the citizens they are
sworn to protect, and when they shield the countless violent officers among
their ranks. We must put an absolute end to the ongoing fascism, the empowerment
of white supremacists, and the encouragement of violence all coming from our
government. Anything less is entirely unacceptable.

Black Lives Matter. It's not just a movement, it's an indisputable truth.
However, because of the racism that has been a cornerstone of the US since its
inception (and still is to this day), Black Lives Matter remains controversial.
The only thing that will destroy that cornerstone once and for all is education,
acceptance, humility, equity (not just equality), and actively tearing down all
institutions that reinforce this toxic and deadly culture. Now is the time not
only to educate yourself and others, but to actively fight back against racism
and its supporting institutions until they are permanently eradicated. Here is
how you can do that:

Information and Resources
 * Black Lives Matter - Official Website
 * Ways you can help
   
   
 * The frustrations behind the George Floyd protests
 * 6 harmful consequences of the 'White Savior' complex
 * How microaggressions can affect wellbeing in the workplace
 * Maintaining professionalism in the age of black death is...a lot
 * How racism shortens lives by impacting genes
 * How racism harms children
   
   
 * Police Violence Map
 * National Police Accountability Project
 * Campaign Zero - End police violence in America

Protesting Safely
 * Protesting resources mega-list (Spreadsheet version - more frequently
   updated)
 * How to protest safely during COVID-19
 * Protest Safety Zine
 * How to protect yourself from tear gas
 * Phone apps to record and upload police misconduct (iOS and Android)
 * Know your rights as a protester
 * Lessons from Hong Kong protesters
 * Video: Hong Kong protest tactics: occupy, disrupt, disperse, repeat
 * Video: How Hong Kong protesters evade surveillance with technology



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  Dec 25 2019:  HackThisSite @ 36C3





Come meet HackThisSite community members and staff at our assembly table,
located near Chaos.Jetzt and WikiPaka WG in Hall 2 -- and check out our
blinkenlights while you're there! You can also chat with us on our IRC channel
at irc.hackthissite.org #36c3, or click here to join IRC by web. We will be
competing again this year in the C3 CTF, so stop by our assembly table or join
us on IRC if you'd like to join our team (regardless of whether you're at C3 or
not).

If you aren't able to make it this year, you can always watch the talks live
online (schedule here). If you are attending, make sur...


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