Bestselling Romancelandians Flood America With Free 3D ICE Whistles, Because of Course
KEY POINTS
- •Kit Rocha and Courtney Milan, romance novelists known for raising $500,000 in 2020 for Georgia voting rights, broadened their activism scope.
- •They co-founded a group distributing half a million 3D-printed whistles to U.S. residents to alert neighbors about ICE raids.
- •In just the first week of February, 200,000 whistles were shipped out, inspiring daily personal printing rituals across America.
Kit Rocha and Courtney Milan, romance novelists who once penned a $500,000 campaign for Georgia voting rights in 2020, have pivoted from amore to alarms with a whistle crusade against ICE abductions. Their cause? Ship out half a million free, 3D-printed whistles across 49 states. In February’s first week alone, a jaw-dropping 200,000 whistles whistled their way into neighbors’ hands. Inspired citizen-whistle printers even geek out daily—one proudly reported printing a hundred more after dinner, turning their home into a late-night forensic fab lab. The whistle alert network now covers Minneapolis, Chicago, and basically everywhere else America forgot to ignore.
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Romance novelists invented a half-million 3D-printed whistles to scream at ICE—because nothing says activism like mass-produced noise pollution helping neighbors spy on federal agents.
From writing love scenes to crafting emergency noise makers, these authors prove if you can't romance your government, you better whistle at it.
When your bedtime hobby is printing hundreds of tiny whistles to tattle on ICE, you might have leveled up domestic activism to federal Bluetooth.
Source: Theverge | Published: 2/9/2026 | Author: Sean Hollister
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