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@londonreprojustice.bsky.socialOct 7, 2026, 12:30 PM

The best counter-protest tactics are often the ones no one notices: an umbrella wall, a silent walk to the door, a costume standing where a graphic sign used to be. The goal was never to win an argument, just to make an ordinary walk feel ordinary again.
#ClinicDefense #ReproductiveJustice

Light taupe background with soft green blob shapes in the top left. London Reproductive Justice logo in the top right. Black text reads: "Counter-protests don't have to look like a shouting match." Below, in green: "Matching anti-abortion tactics with more confrontation isn't the only option, or always the most effective one." Below the text, a black and grey illustration shows a crowd of silhouetted protesters holding signs, fists raised.London Reproductive Justice logo in the top left. Black text reads: "Visual barriers and volunteer escorts do more than signs ever could." Below, in green: "Clinic escort programs walk patients past protesters without engaging them at all. A wall of umbrellas blocks graphic imagery before it reaches anyone." Below the text, an illustration shows two people walking together, seen from behind. Green blob decoration in the bottom right.London Reproductive Justice logo in the top right. Black text reads: "Humour and storytelling can do what outrage can't." Below, in green: "A ridiculous costume gets shared far more than a screaming match. A real story about someone's abortion does more to shift minds than any debate." An illustration shows a figure wearing a jack-o'-lantern head costume, holding a blank wooden sign. Green blob decoration in the bottom left.
London Reproductive Justice logo in the top left. Green blob decoration in the top right. Black text reads: "Resistance can be joyful, strategic, and rooted in care." Below, in green: "The goal was never to win an argument with a protester. It's to make sure the person walking past them feels supported, not afraid." Below the text, an illustration shows four people of varying skin tones embracing in a group hug.