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Resistance is Everywhere

Hundreds of stories, one message: resistance is everywhere you look.

When Adam Lindquist came to the Waterfront Partnership of Baltimore in 2011, he thought the nonprofit business improvement district’s plan to make the harbor swimmable by 2020 was a little “crazy.” But he was up for the challenge. He’d…

The Philadelphia Citizen

“Georgia has worked with our federal partners and will continue to do so, but cooperation does not mean ignoring the law or surrendering the privacy rights of Georgia voters,” he said in a statement. “We stood our ground because the law…

Georgia Recorder

This week, Representative Jamie Raskin—the ranking Democrat on the Judiciary Committee and potentially its future chair—will formally demand that the Justice and Interior Departments turn over a wealth of documents related to the charging…

The New Republic

Donald Trump’s $500 checks are getting a reception he probably didn’t have in mind: Some recipients say they’re sending the money straight to Democrats running against his allies.

cleveland.com

“My grandfather worked in uranium. My father worked in uranium. So, I did not learn about this issue from a policy paper. I learned it from my family, from the people who went into those mines, and from communities that were left with the…

Los Alamos Daily Post

“The government stood up in court and argued that they don’t need warrants to enter private construction sites and round up all the workers, and that they can’t trust government-issued IDs. By setting aside those unconstitutional policies…

Alabama Reflector

Due to be installed by the end of the year, the storage systems will be among just a handful of batteries at school buildings around the country, according to Generation180, a national nonprofit headquartered up the interstate in…

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"There are two ways of spreading light: to be the candle or the mirror that reflects it."  — Edith Wharton

 

There are so many people who are doing so much to make things better in our country and our world.

You can make things better too.

I'm building this site to highlight the things I want to share with my friends about all the good things people are doing - and some of the things we can do to make things better for ourselves, our families and friends, and our neighbors.

On every block in every town, people are taking time to protect their parks, support their schools, and build their communities in thousands of ways.

You can help. Light a candle. Spread the light.

 


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Vote Early - October 17

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