From Activism to Injustice

This raw, unflinching political memoir chronicles the author’s journey as a Trump-supporting activist navigating the volatile streets of Portland, Oregon, and Seattle, Washington, during the tumultuous years of 2018-2019. Through 16 gripping chapters, the author recounts their immersion in right-wing activism, forging bonds with groups like Patriot Prayer and the Proud Boys while facing relentless opposition from Antifa, leftist protesters, and a city government accused of bending the law to suppress conservative voices. Vivid scenes depict high-stakes rallies, violent clashes (e.g., the Cider Riot brawl, August 4 Patriot Prayer march), and personal moments of camaraderie and loss, set against pivotal events like the Occupy ICE protests, the Patrick Kimmons shooting, and the Gibson vs. City of Portland lawsuit. Written in a conversational, unapologetic voice, the book offers an insider’s perspective on America’s cultural divide, exploring themes of defiance, loyalty, and the cost of standing firm in a city under siege. Perfect for readers seeking a firsthand account of grassroots conservatism in one of the nation’s most polarized urban battlegrounds. (Approx. 80,000 words)