POINT 2
We Want Self-Determination.
→ The power to control our culture, our communities, and the resources that sustain us.
The ideology of Spade is predicated on a powerful belief: that even the smallest actions can have a profound impact on the larger whole. It’s not about grand gestures or sweeping reforms, but about the little cracks in the system that, once exposed, reveal the whole structure’s fragility. Whether it’s a small piece of street art, an unnoticed detail in the design of a public space, or a quiet challenge to the status quo, Spade encourages people to question the imperfections that govern their daily lives. The more these cracks are revealed, the closer we get to a collective awakening.
We declare: moral currency is forged, not inherited. It is tested when no one is watching, when the world profits from our pain, when the choice to act is harder than the choice to stay silent. James Baldwin warned: nothing changes until we face the truth. We face it daily.
