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Active-duty U.S. Air Force Major Jason Watson was arrested on the steps of the U.S. Capitol after calling for the impeachment and removal of Donald Trump.

This was an act of courage and civil disobedience. The Capitol steps are open to the public, but protesting there is prohibited and Watson was arrested by Capitol Police after standing there with his message.

Major Watson is an active-duty service member, he understands the rules, the risks, and the possible consequences of making a public political statement like this.

When someone who swore an oath to defend the Constitution is willing to put his career on the line to demand accountability, Congress should not be looking away!!!

Thank you, Major Watson, for your service and for standing up when so many people in power are refusingto.

The oath is not to Donald Trump.

It is to the Constitution.

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Protesters have been slowing down business at Tesla Diner in Hollywood EVERY Friday and Saturday night since it opened in 2025

Elon Musk, the richest man on the planet, waved a chainsaw on stage like it was a joke. It wasn't, not for some of the poorest people on earth, who lost food, vaccines, and medical care when DOGE gutted USAID. Now he wants your money at Tesla, X, and everywhere else he runs.

Boycott them all.

For a full year, every Tuesday, the Godmothers of the Disappeared have gathered outside the Metropolitan Detention Center… to pray, protest, sing, and demand that our government answer for the brutalities of ICE.

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This week, organizers have launched a sustained, week-long occupation of the Federal Courthouse in Los Angeles, demanding accountability for deaths in custody and inhumane treatment, and standing in solidarity with hunger strikers facing retaliation.

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Be part of disrupting the machine and refusing to be quiet 🔊

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🚨 Tens of millions of acres of national forest land could lose major protections.

Today, Senator Mike Lee moved to attach a last-minute amendment to the Wildfire Prevention Act that would remove Roadless Rule protections from large areas of national forest land.

These protections help keep wild forest areas from being opened up to new roads, logging, and development.

Wildfire prevention is really important but quietly rolling back major public lands protections through a wildfire bill shouldn't happen without public attention. 🔊

This is not law yet, but it moved forward today. Now is the time to speak up and contact senators.

For a year straight, activists, protesters, legal observers, and members of the press have maintained a 24/7 presence outside the Metropolitan Detention Center.

The First Amendment protects free speech and protest. What is happening now is not a sudden escalation or a change in tone. It is the predictable result of people witnessing the same harm, day after day, while those with the power to act choose not to.

People who have not been convicted of violent crimes are being held for months while their lives outside fall apart. Some are pregnant. Some are disabled. Some are children and infants. They lose jobs, homes, stability, and time they can never get back. They miss births, graduations, funerals, and final moments with loved ones. Some become seriously ill. Some die. Across ICE detention facilities, hunger strikes have repeatedly emerged as a last resort for people who feel they have no other way to be heard. No society that claims to value human dignity should accept these conditions as normal.

As patience runs out, people are bringing their demands directly to the institutions responsible: city councils, corporate offices, and the headquarters of companies like GEO Group and CoreCivic, as well as the banks and technology firms that keep supporting this system while pretending they're not part of it.

People love to say, "It's the law."

The people searching for Anne Frank were enforcing the law, too.

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Workers over billionaires. People over power. Democracy over fear.

#MayDay #MayDayStrike

Workers Over Billionaires! 💰💲💰

The more people know about it, the more people will participate.