Civil Rights
Black Americans in the civil rights movement had less power than white Americans facing fascism today. They took power, and used it judiciously, changing our nation. Study Civil Rights history to learn how to fight today.
Black Americans in the civil rights movement had less power than white Americans facing fascism today. They took power, and used it judiciously, changing our nation. Study Civil Rights history to learn how to fight today.
Saturday, January 31st there is a nationwide call to hit the streets and make noise : ICE OUT OF EVERYWHERE. Join a protest (or be one), chalk sidewalks, or decorate your car windows with “ICE OUT” messages. Make it loud!
Friday January 30th’s Blackout is short notice for a national strike. Do what you can. We’re building skills.
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Find or start a book club! Check the library, local bookstores, or ask online to find a book club. Many people have started resistance-oriented clubs in the past year, but any group will encourage reading and build community. Or start one—it’s easier than you think!
Donate to the ACLU. They’re the frontline documenting abuses against detainees, and defending the constitution. Without their work, there’s a lot we wouldn’t even know about.
Nobody deserves a cookie for just doing the right thing…wait…what are we saying! Of course you deserve cookies! Buy your girl scout cookies from transgender or unhoused scouts for extra brownie points.
Today Minnesota strikes. You can support them by donating to one of the many mutual aid organizations. Or place an order online with a business that’s closed today, to help them make up the lost revenue.