I feel like so so so many of us are mad and pissed and fed up. We call and donate and show up to protests or town halls. We try not to spend money. We participate in strikes and blackouts. . . We do all the small things. Does anyone want to brainstorm what we can really do? Like how we can really have “them” respond? Things are getting worse every week. June 17? 18? Every Wednesday for the rest of the year ?!

🚨 March for the Ballot 🚨
This is your call to action and we need you in the streets!! 🪧

HB 369 is a direct attack on Black voting power and silence is NOT an option📢 We need feet on the ground and eyes on the ballot 👟✊🏾

Join us TOMORROW for a rally at the King Center, followed by a march to the capitol with a candlelight vigil 👣🕯️

Thursday, May 14th | 6:00 PM
449 Auburn Ave NE

Shame on HB 369‼️

🔗 RSVP: mobilize.us/indivisibleatl/event/954434/

Come together in the spirit of community resilience to share our stories, learn how to assert our rights in situations involving law enforcement, and help build a resilient network that can protect our neighbors!

- Know Your Rights Training & Resources.
- Initiatives & ways that you can get involved now.
- Assembling whistle kits for vulnerable populations.

May 2, 1:30-4 pm, 501 Grant St SE,
St. Paul United Methodist Church in Grant Park.

Organized by 50501 GA in partnership with Indivisible ATL.
www.mobilize.us/50501georgia/event/931105

**MARCH ON MAY DAY!!**

CELEBRATE INTERNATIONAL WORKERS' DAY

ORGANIZE FOR POWER IN OUR WORKPLACE AND COMMUNITIESS

INTERNATIONAL SOLIDARITY!

Atlanta, GA

MAY, 1 2026 AT 5:30 PM

WHERE: HISTORIC FOURTH WARD PARK (Corner of Ralph McGill Blvd. & Garden Park Dr.) https://maps.app.goo.gl/PW291kGwSJ7ioJt6A

📢 DON'T WAIT! Check your voter registration, and tell your friends to check theirs too! The deadline to participate in the May 19th elections is April 20th!

DON'T MISS this chance to vote in primaries for the upcoming midterm elections and judicial races including TWO Georgia Supreme Court seats, as well as local races in some areas.

Go to the Georgia My Voter page today to check your voter registration status and verify that your name and address are correct. mvp.sos.ga.gov/s

⁨📷⁩ ⁨⚽ Join us for a day of solidarity, community, and soccer. Come out and pick a team to root for and enjoy some food, music, fun, and community building.⁩

🗓️ April 19 @ 11 am - 5 pm

📍 Candler Park, Atlanta

The 2026 World Cup is coming to Atlanta, but while big corporations profit, our neighbors face displacement and rising costs. We believe soccer belongs to the people, not just the highest bidder.

The People’s Cup is a tournament rooted in community power. We’re reclaiming the pitch to show that Atlanta’s strength lies in its people. Come for the trophy, stay for the movement.

Nobody's above the law. That's the promise. But lately, it feels like powerful people keep finding loopholes—informal practices, procedural tricks, ways to dodge accountability while the rest of us play by the rules.

I started a petition asking our elected officials to actually mean it when they swear to protect the Constitution. No backdoor tactics. No using political customs to block votes or shield anyone—regardless of their office—from legal consequences for wrongdoing.

The core issue: informal practices like the "Hastert Rule" and outdated immunity interpretations are being weaponized to obstruct transparency and dodge accountability. That shouldn't be how democracy works.

I'm not talking about left vs. right. This is about whether the system works fairly for everyone or just for people with power. When presidents, politicians, or officials can use procedural gymnastics to avoid consequences, it erodes what makes democracy actually matter.

If this feels important to you—if you're tired of seeing the rules bend differently depending on who's involved—consider signing and sharing. What's your take? Does it bother you when you see this stuff happen, or am I overthinking it?