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Protest Playlist

Get in the mood for No Kings III with a fortified playlist! Whether you’re trying to rebuild after leaving Spotify, or just need some new inspiration, we have playlists from Rolling Stones to a few trusted friends…so turn up the volume!

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Take a Class

Build resilience (cooking, sewing) or meet people over shared interests (art, sports.) This is a great way to build community, defeat burnout, and keep the local economy going. Many classes are sliding scale, support local people, and make great gifts, too!

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Be a Tourist

Get tickets to a museum or arboretum. Have lunch at a local restaurant. Check shops for locally-made holiday gifts. Find out what makes your home great, invest in local venues and products, and tell people! Bonus points for “DEI” activities, like museums that cover less-glorious chapters of American history, or restaurants featuring food from persecuted immigrants.

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Commission art

Artists drive resistance, so support the local arts community! Find a small-time artist who accepts commissions for bespoke work, and have something created for someone you love—or yourself! Commissioning art takes some faith and flexibility, but it creates a truly meaningful gift or memory.

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Have some fun!

Buy tickets for yourself (and a friend?) and attend a local entertainment event, especially if it’s a benefit for a cause you value! Musicians, spoken word poets, theater—joy is resistance!

Choose venues and artists who live in your region, and spend what you can to bolster the local community. The economic downturns hit artists hard.

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