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July 29, 2020

Protest Botany

What would the flowers say if they could? They would demand the release of Yulia Tsvetkova, of course! The reproductive organs of all living beings are important and worthy of respect, and disseminating information about them is not a crime. This is clear to everyone, from the youngest begonia tubers to the huge redwoods. The time has come for people to understand this. And if, instead of persecuting female activists, the law enforcement agencies of the Russian Federation would take up gardening, how pretty the world would be! Elect a Scotch marigold president and begonias to parliament! Grow your own gardens! Leave others alone! Free Yulia Tsvetkova!

Caution! Your children could see the sexual organs of these French marigolds!

These daisies demand an end to the persecution of Yulia Tsvetkova!

These nettles support sex education for children, adults, and police officers.

You can use the stamens and pistils of these lilies explain to children where they came from and not go to prison for it.

These smart violets know that a schematic drawing of a vulva is not pornography.

These Scotch marigolds insist that you should plant flowers, not jail female artists.

These petunias permit you to seek and disseminate information about the female reproductive system.

Yulia Tsvetkova’s surname is based on the Russian word for “flower,” tsvet. You can read more about the Putinist state’s case against her and join the international solidarity campaign that has arisen in her defense at Free Yulia Tsvetkova. Thanks to Darya Apahonchich. Translated by the Russian Reader