Record ICE
Learn how to record ICE abductions before you encounter one. What are your legal rights? What should you focus on? What should you do with the video afterwards? Click through for details.
Strengthen connections
Reach out to someone you’re overdue to touch in with. Make amends over something that feels impossible, without expectation. Tell someone how much they mean to you. Take a social risk. Build bonds.
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Learn to deescalate
Deescalation isn’t just for protests—it might be useful at family gatherings or in a public restroom! Brush up on ways to reduce conflict and sooth confrontational individuals, whether it’s a MAGA counter-protester or good old Uncle Tim.
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Prepare your household for emergencies
Weather is getting more extreme, and FEMA appears to be entirely disabled. Being self-sufficient for at least a short time has always been a good idea, but now it’s essential. Make a plan, then pick one task to do today. Or schedule every step out over the coming months.
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Military Connections
Service members are in a tight spot: it’s illegal to refuse legal orders, or to follow illegal ones. Service members face prison for choices courts take months to decide. Show a friend or family member you have their back, particularly now.
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Taxes
If you get a big refund April 15th, it means you loaned the government interest-free money. Adjust your W-2 withholding to withhold less. Aim for no refund, and a bill under $1000 next April. This is not a tax protest. It’s your legal right to adjust withholding.