[Inter/rupt] exists because mass media keeps failing communities fighting for liberation. Because algorithmic neutrality is a myth. Because corporate platforms distort reality while state power rewrites the narrative for convenience.
So this is the interruption.
This space is the leak: the ideas, research, tools, and culture that weren’t meant to stay locked inside the networks doing the work.
If their media won’t tell the truth, fine.
We’ll run our own.
Nothing here is objective.
It’s informed, biased toward liberation, and allergic to empire-friendly framing.
We publish our stories.
We document what’s being built.
We expose what’s being hidden.
& we share tools that help people protect themselves and shape their own stories,
DIY isn’t an aesthetic choice here, it’s the protocol.
Rough edges stay in.
If something looks too polished, be suspicious
What you’ll see move through this space:
Field notes.. Dossiers, deep dives, counter-analysis, and visual breakdowns of the systems sitting on your neck.
Tutorials, security hints, and design studies meant to be stolen, remixed, and redeployed.
Visual experiments—glitches, scans, fragments
There are no paywalls
Everything we publish stays open. No knowledge locked behind a subscription. If you choose to support the work, you’re not buying access, you’re keeping it free, noisy, and answerable to the people who actually use it. Supporters get a peek into the backroom: process notes, scrapped drafts, dev logs, comment access, occasional behind-the-scenes drops. The work itself stays public by design.