In the run-up to May Day there’s a push to contact small businesses and encourage them to join the resistance. Why not offer “No Ice” signs at the same time? Details will vary a bit in each state, so we’ve collected a few starting points to help you see how it works.
“No ICE, please!” Find Out How »
Google has integrated AI into… everything. They say they aren’t training Gemini on your email but there are other risks with AI. Click through for ways to control AI in your gmail account (including a hack that won’t turn off your spellcheck!) or consider Proton Mail, a privacy-oriented alternative that puts you in charge.
Movies teach us resistance is about complicated plots and brave attacks, but it’s mostly about sticking together and refusing to give up. Sometimes we all need a reminder that what we do matters. Tell someone you see what they’re doing, or show up for something they’ve worked hard on.
In many areas you can buy home-made meals cooked by local people through networks. It’s a popular side-gig, particularly with immigrants whose daily food is exotic restaurant fare here. From trunk Tamales and private chefs to networks of home cooks, shift your purchases from large take-out chains to good food cooked by neighbors. Or ask about a barter, if you know a great cook!
Get Fresh Meals Find Out How »
If you’re still trying to figure out how to navigate a MAGA relative (or six) check out our tips on being proudly open about your beliefs in healthy, boundary-respecting ways. If you think it doesn’t matter — peer pressure works all over the world, and MAGA is quiet quitting!
Teachers, daycare, even students get Starbucks gift cards as though it’s the national currency, especially at the end of the year. Regift cards to people living on the street. Even a small purchase provides WiFi for applications, charging, and bathroom access for hours.
Regift Starbucks Find Out How »
