This article originally ran in the Guardian, and was cross-posted by Agency. The cookout offered free food, a face-painting booth and a “protest sign-making station” – a pile of cut-up cardboard boxes, paint markers and rolls of packing tape. A group of neighborhood boys, each no older than 12, gathered around. They wanted signs to tape to their bicycles, so they could ride around and “tell Trump” what they thought of him. One grabbed a piece of cardboard and wrote in big let

Today, July 7th, Redneck Revolt celebrates its one year anniversary. In celebration, we are excited to launch our podcast, w/ founders Tyler