YOU ASKED US TO UPDATE THE LIST.. so we did. 🇵🇸
Hundreds of comments later, here’s the updated, crowdsourced list of artists who have spoken up for Palestine.
Check out the new list and tell us who we still missed.
Print one and keep it with you. The national nonpartisan Election Protection coalition provides voting assistance at 866-OUR-VOTE (866-687-8683). Spanish-language assistance is available at 888-VE-Y-VOTA (888-839-8682). Asian-language assistance is available at 888-API-VOTE, and Arabic assistance at 844-YALLA-US.
Printable Election Protection Card Sheet: Please print, cut and share as a quick reference resource for your community members.
NO KINGS OCTOBER 17! ❌️👑❌️
Every generation has faced their own fight against corruption, discrimination, and authoritarianism.
The fight is ours to carry forward.
🔊 Let us know in the comments if you're going to join us on Saturday, October 17!
We the People decide our leaders. Not the billionaire class. Not tyrants who refuse to cede power. And not those who seek to dehumanize the vulnerable.
What’s going on with No Kings: Vote Early?
Join us Thursday, September 10 at 8pm eastern for the Kickoff Call to learn about the vision, urgency, and strategy behind the No King Coalition’s early vote activation and election protection campaign and how you can get involved.
The White House just launched an official government arcade where “Build the Wall” tells players to “Protect the border from the coming horde,” and “Rio Run” turns border enforcement into a Snake style game where a Trump character collects potential border crossers.
Families at the border are not props in a game and turning immigration enforcement into something people are supposed to play for fun is disturbing.
After 4 days of concentrated ICE activity in Danbury, at least 62 people were detained between August 24 and August 27.
Families were left trying to figure out where their loved ones had gone, while residents watched immigration enforcement vehicles move through their communities.
More than 60 local businesses are closing today for a Day Without an Immigrant, a community action to show what immigrants contribute to Danbury every day.
Connecticut organizations are coming to Danbury to help.
At 5 PM, the community will gather at Danbury Public Library. At 5:30, they march to Danbury Green. Speakers follow at 6.
The people organizing this are asking for Danbury to be seen.
If you know someone in Danbury, Connecticut, send them this to help.
If you know someone anywhere in Connecticut, send it to them too.
If you're nowhere near Connecticut, sharing this is still VERY helpful. Somewhere in your network is someone who knows someone who can help.
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Angie Nixon has officially won the Democratic primary for U.S. Senate in Florida and is headed to the November election.
On to November!
Drop a ⭐ in the comments for Angie to show your support!
Rebuilding America - Bible in hand.
"Personal Jesus" - Marilyn Manson
Our Linktree is packed with actions, resources, trainings, and ways to stay involved. If you have five minutes or five hours, there are many ways to take action and stay in the fight against fascism.
CALIFORNIA!
We are holding a vigil this Saturday 15 August at the Monrovia Home Depot, in Southern California to remember Carlos Roberto Montoya Valdéz who was killed last year at this site during an ICE raid.
Please come! Los Jornaleros del Norte will be playing. We will be there from 12pm onwards, with activities beginning at 4pm.
Help us by sending this to someone you know in California
Healthcare costs are forcing Americans to go without care.
A 2026 survey found 92% of insured respondents either delayed or avoided medical care because of the high cost.
Yale researchers estimate a Medicare for All system could save about $1 trillion a year and prevent roughly 114,000 deaths annually. The study is a preprint and has not yet been peer reviewed.
People shouldn’t have to choose between treatment and paying their bills.
🚨At 4:31 a.m. this morning, the Senate confirmed Todd Blanche as U.S. attorney general in a razor-thin 50–49 vote. Every Democrat voted no, joined by Republicans Susan Collins and Lisa Murkowski.
Joan Sebastián Durán Guerrero worked for DoorDash when ICE killed him.
Nolberto Meza was driving for DoorDash when he was struck and killed during a high speed by federal agents in DC.
Trump's "DC Safe and Beautiful Task Force" has been hunting DoorDash drivers in the streets.
The company remains silent.
Republicans in Congress are attacking DC's local communities and DoorDash is supporting it.
Trump is working to destabilize DC's local budget as part of his unamerican attempt to stay in power as long as he can.
It seems DoorDash is glad to help as long as they make more money. 💰
DoorDash fought a 20-cent fee passed by D.C.’s local government. Then it backed a bill that could give Congress even more control over D.C. 🛑
D.C.’s elected leaders approved a 20-cent fee on third-party deliveries. Some of the money helps support local food-access programs.
DoorDash opposed it.
Companies have every right to argue against a tax or fee but this went much further.
DoorDash publicly backed H.R. 9720, a bill that would require D.C. to get approval from Congress before many changes involving its own taxes and fees could take effect.
D.C. already has to send its laws to Congress for review. This bill would go further by requiring Congress to actually approve many of D.C.’s tax decisions before they could take effect.
So your city elects its own leaders, those leaders make a local decision, but politicians from across the country get the final say.
Free DC is leading the #DeleteDoorDash campaign in response!
🛑 Delete the DoorDash app.
Share the campaign or share this post/flyer.
Deletedoordash.com
Behind every one of these names was someone who was loved and is deeply missed.
Honor their lives through action:
• Attend or organize a vigil that shares their names and faces.
• Support organizations working alongside impacted communities.
• Urge elected leaders to take action.
Early this morning, Madison officials and police in riot gear cleared the street occupation and memorial created for Corey Ruiz, the 38-year-old man killed by Madison police on July 22. The intersection had become a place of mourning, protest and mutual aid.
City workers removed artwork, flowers and other memorial items. Police arrested 7 people and cited ten others after some occupants refused orders to leave. Two protesters were reportedly injured during the operation.
Officials say the memorial pieces and personal belongings were preserved or moved nearby, but community members described watching a space built through grief and solidarity dismantled before sunrise.
💔 Another person has died after being detained at Delaney Hall, the privately operated ICE detention center in Newark.
Edwin Jovanny Lopez Cornejo, 39, had diabetes, high blood pressure and seizures. The day before his death, he reportedly told his mom that his face and right hand were numb. He was taken to a hospital on August 1 and pronounced dead on arrival.
His family and advocates are questioning if he received proper medication and medical care. Separate reporting says he was also denied a visit with his 12-year-old daughter before his death.
ICE says medical staff responded to an emergency and called 911. His official cause of death remains pending. His family deserves his complete medical records and an independent investigation.
This death follows months of allegations that Delaney Hall has subjected detainees to medical neglect, unsafe conditions and retaliation for speaking out.
Mail-in voting is how millions of seniors, rural families, disabled voters, and working people cast their ballots 🗳
Your mail ballot could be decided by nine people in Washington within the next two weeks.
The Justice Department just asked the Supreme Court to switch on Trump's mail voting order before the November midterms.
Two lower courts already said no. The order would have the government build a national "citizenship list" of eligible voters, then tell the Postal Service to deliver mail ballots only to people who made the list and if a database error left your name off, your ballot might never reach you.
Twenty-three states sued to stop it saying that the Constitution hands the rules of elections to the states and to Congress, NOT to the White House.
A federal appeals court agreed, warning the order would "sow confusion" and put many eligible voters at risk of losing their vote.
This is the first time Trump's administration has taken one of his anti-voting orders all the way to the Supreme Court. If the justices let it start now, the rules could change in the middle of an election year, when there is little time to fix mistakes.
The states must file their response by August 3. After that, the Court could act fast, even through a short unsigned order with no full hearing.
Check your voter registration.
Confirm your mailing address is current.
Sign up for ballot tracking if your state offers it.
Senator Chris Murphy speaks out:
If you pay Trump $100,000 a month, he will give you advance White House announcements on economic and trade policy.