How do we fight fascism?

Together!

Statue of Liberty in Rosie the Riveter pose with No KIngs tatoos

Upcoming

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MONDAYS
1–2 PM: Veterans for Peace Chapter 159 Protest
TUESDAYS
12–1 PM: Interfaith “Singing for our Lives” Protest & Vigil
1–2 PM: Indivisible: ICE OUT “Shame on ICE” Protest
2–5 PM: Love and Rage Protest: A Space for Autonomous Protesting
WEDNESDAYS
12–1 PM: Resisters Book Club (6th St. midway of block)
THURSDAYS
10 AM–12 PM: Indivisible’s “Signs of Fascism” Protest
12–2PM: Indivisible: Neighbors Protecting Neighbors. Demand ICE Out.
FRIDAYS
12–1 PM: Raging Grannies: Resisting in Song
2–4 PM: 50501 Protest: Bearing Witness to ICE Violence
SUNDAYS
1–3 PM: SLUG Queens & Eugene Inflatables Resist!

ICE Updates

ICE Retaliates Against Hunger Strikers at NWDCICE retaliates against hunger strikers

ICE Retaliates Against Hunger Strikers at NWDCICE retaliates against hunger strikers

Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has transferred the leaders of a Tuesday hunger strike at the Northwest Detention Center (NWDC) in Tacoma to an unknown location. Advocates say their removal was retaliatory. The hunger strike was organized by 44-year-old Rogelio Enrique Bolufé Izquierdo, a Cuban-born NWDC detainee and leader of the grassroots group Unión de Secuestrados por ICE (USI), whose name translates to the Union of those Kidnapped by ICE.

You’ve Protested

Protesting brings the community together.
Protesting demonstrates solidarity.
Protesting is a chance to make new connections with like-minded people.
Protesting provides the optics some of our leaders need to see so they know we’re keeping score.

Protesting shows strength, but it is not enough

What You Can Do NOW

Learn how an effective resistance works, then get involved with one of the local efforts happening now!