The APAPR is a resistance against the tyranny of Trump and his cronies. Our mission is to make America a safe place for anyone and everyone. We support the LGBTQIA+ community, immigrants, minorities, people with disabiltys,and anyone who is oppressed.
For the sake of privavcy, our leaders names are confidential, but the head of the APAPR is referred to as "The General". They are the nationwide director and are in charge of making all of the large decisions. Working under The General are the fifty state directors, who, as their name suggests, are in charge of all of the districts for a particular state. working under them are district directors, who are assigned to groups of a few citys, each city having one or two chapters.
Since we are a nationwide association, it takes a lot of people to keep us running, that's why we have people like the PR and Internal Affairs departments. PR handles things like; our social media accounts, recruitment, and how the world sees us, that's why they're called Public Affairs. Internal Affairs handles things like; if two people have claim to lead a chapter, if a chapter is in one city or another, and settling any conflicts within the APAPR.
The APAPR is always looking for people to help us grow. If you're not a part of the APAPR, you can join or establish a chapter in your school or city, to do this, email apapr.join@gmail.com with the following information: Your name, the chapter's location (city and state), and how many members you have. If you gain any new members, have a change of leadership, or anything out of the ordinary happens, tell us immediatelly or you risk being removed as chapter director or even having your chapter dissolved. You can submit an application to join the state or international direction teams at apapr.join@gmail.com. In your application, please include what role you're applying for, what chapter you're a part of, why you think you would be good for the role, your name, how we should contact you (preferably by email), what your role was in your previous chapter or district, and any information you think we might find useful.
The APAPR never has, and never will, support violence against any person in any way, shape or form. In the event that a person or property is wounded, injured, damaged, vandalised, or otherwise harmed by an APAPR member, it is neither the fault nor the responsibility of the APAPR and is instead the fault and responsibilty of whomever caused the damage.