Neighbor spotlight

“I am most passionate about my children’s future. I can’t imagine that they’re going to have less freedom than I did. I’m worried for my daughter, and I’m horrified by almost everything this administration does. Protesting is one thing I can do.”

“I’m really passionate about everything that’s happening. LGBTQ rights are really big for me and a lot of my friends. So I’m definitely in support of that community and fighting for everything we deserve right now.”

“I’m most passionate about not staying neutral or silent, it’s almost as bad as being on the other side if you don’t speak out. I think that change won’t happen if we don’t do something. Holding a sign doesn’t feel like much, but it all adds up.”

“I’d like to know who else is on the same page as me. Not only politically, but socially. I’m starting to feel like things are getting really, really serious and we have to organize locally and statewide. I just want to save democracy at this point. It’s really that simple.”

“It’s very hard to know who you can even talk to about things. And it’s hard to know what to do – which is the intention. So many things coming at once and it’s hard to know how to react.” Read More

“It’s very hard to know who you can even talk to about things. And it’s hard to know what to do – which is the intention. So many things coming at once and it’s hard to know how to react.” Read More

“I’m from Turkey. I see everything from there being repeated here. The protests – there are millions of people; There are books by people who are from Turkey from the past 5, 6, 7 years and it’s basically about what these dictator-like people do to turn people against each other and at the same time, undermine democracy.” Read More