It’s summer, and programs for kids are everywhere. From local bookstores with bingo cards to farmer’s markets that offer Kid Cash to the local library, there are dozens of programs that help kids become educated, engaged citizens. Support an existing program, or click through for simple ideas to start one.
Didn’t get to resistance this weekend? Put something on your calendar right now! From a protest to calling your Senator—if it matters it goes on the schedule! If you think you don’t have time, browse our 5-minute actions: simpleresistance.us/tag/5-minutes
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If you are able, set up a small, recurring donation to your favorite charity, instead of making larger annual contributions. Like all of us, charities need a budget they can count on. If money is tight, scan for a subscription you can cancel and donate an equivalent amount.
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Juneteenth is a great time to go find a new favorite Black owned business, and spread the word! If you already have a favorite, visit it this weekend and post about it to spread the word. If you don’t, consider asking friends for recommendations and creating a whole list! Or use the #blackhistorymonth tag year-round.
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For Juneteenth, spend some time learning about the American history you never learned. Click through for lists of books and movies to get you started, or search #blackhistorymonth (useful year-round!) and follow Black pages willing to educate. Black Americans fought for liberation with far less power than we have today. Don’t give up; get educated!
The only truly secure way not to be tracked is to leave your phone at home. The easiest quick option is to put your phone in airplane mode. Research and practice the right level of phone security now, before you need it, with Electronic Frontier Foundation guides for iPhone, Android, and general security.
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