Need a Boost? These Stories of Civic Action Are Inspiring

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Irvine
Jill Kirschenbaum Jill Kirschenbaum

Irvine

Irvine, CA: Stand up, fight back. Hosted by @50501oc and @ocindivisible.

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Detroit
Jill Kirschenbaum Jill Kirschenbaum

Detroit

Detroit, MI: Catholic leaders lead a march to an ICE office in Detroit to hand deliver a letter calling for the humane treatment of immigrants. Photo/Video: Niraj Warikoo

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No Kings Day
Jill Kirschenbaum Jill Kirschenbaum

No Kings Day

Salt Lake City, UT — This 104-year-old Republican has had enough. She was one of the more than 5 million people who turned out in 2,000+ protests around the country and around the world on No Kings Day, June 14, 2025.

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Washington, D.C.
Jill Kirschenbaum Jill Kirschenbaum

Washington, D.C.

Washington, DC — Protesters gathered outside Trump National Golf Club on Thursday to demonstrate against a dinner for top investors in his $TRUMP meme coin project.

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Seattle
Jill Kirschenbaum Jill Kirschenbaum

Seattle

Seattle, WA — Denial of due process equals legalized federal kidnappping. “We’re the Alphabet Resistance! Because some people just need it spelled out. (Give us a honk and a wave on I-5).”

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Clemson
Jill Kirschenbaum Jill Kirschenbaum

Clemson

Clemson, SC — The Pop-Up Brigade in Clemson, SC, delivers the truth. #VisibilityBrigade

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Hawthorne
Jill Kirschenbaum Jill Kirschenbaum

Hawthorne

Hawthorne, CA — The California Teachers Association and supporters of public education from across LA County gathered outside Space X on May 17 to demand protection for federal funding for public schools under attack from the current administration.

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Evanston
Jill Kirschenbaum Jill Kirschenbaum

Evanston

Evanston, IL: 87-year-old immigrant and first-time protester at the May Day march on Friday, May 3rd. People have the power.

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May Day
Jill Kirschenbaum Jill Kirschenbaum

May Day

On May Day, mass protests continued as people turned out across the country. Shown here: Concrete, WA. “I live in a tiny, very red town of 700 in the foothills of the Cascades. The nearest protests are 45 mins away. Until today. I never dreamed there'd be blue dots willing to stand up and be counted here.” Photo: Julia Broeders

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Jill Kirschenbaum Jill Kirschenbaum

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