Life gets busy. Dump the guilt and make this a weekend of resistance! Engage in one action each day: an act of political resistance (call Congress), community support (try the library), and visibility (wear a protest pin). Click through for ideas and inspiration.
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Fascism relies on fear to control. They start with groups the general public already harbors doubts about, then expand the campaign. Push back by humanizing everyone. Don’t let mis-gendering of trans folks pass, and dismantle racist beliefs like the persistent idea that Black people have less sensitive skin. Look for the achilles heel in your own beliefs, and learn more!
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Elevated Access provides free flights on private planes for patients seeking politicized medical care including abortion and gender-affirming treatment. Donate to them, or spread the word!
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Flock cameras have been installed around the country to aid police enforcement. They record licenses and other information as drivers move across the country. Learn more about Flock at an EFF zoom meeting on February 19th at noon PST: bit.ly/46n5vkz
During Black History Month many libraries will have events and book displays. Visit your local library web site’s events page and see if there is something you’d like to attend. Walk in and ask if they have a list of recommended readings this month (or look for a display.) If you don’t have a library card, get one!
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Goodwill is convenient, but commercial, and religious charities may discriminate in distribution efforts. What to do? Most areas have at least a few thrift stores designed to benefit a specific target cause: DV victims or immigrants or animals. Some stores accept specific goods like home building or pet supplies that others won’t take. Research local options and take another step away from commercialism!
