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ATTENTION RALLY ATTENDEES!
To ensure a safe, energizing event for all, please follow these guidelines:
1. Be respectful and make room for those not in our rallies.
2. Stay on the sidewalks, out of traffic lanes and avoid blocking pedestrian traffic.
3. Do not hold your signs out into the street or in any way that will disrupt traffic flow.
4. Do not engage in arguments with counter-protestors. Stay calm and contact a marshal.
5. Please find a marshal if you have health issues.
6. Carpool when possible. If you have good mobility, please leave spaces closer to the event for those with less mobility.
7. Please support local businesses and do not block entrances.
8. Concerned about your identity being made public, consider wearing a mask, hat, etc.
TAKE ACTION
These are pivotal times. If we lose our democracy, it will take a generation of struggle to recover it. We do not have the luxury of leaving this fight to others. All over the nation, through many thousands of local organizations and actions, the resistance is building. Please join us.
Making Good Trouble
What does it mean to you?
Ananda S. (Age: 13)
Making Good Trouble means putting yourself out there to stand up for people who cannot; not always following the rules; and standing up for what's right.
Judy D. (Age: 78)
Making Good Trouble means energizing in opposition to irrational, inhumane, illegal policies of those in poverty and doing it in a non-violent way.
Sam B. (Age: 31)
Making Good Trouble means questioning authority and being skeptical of why things have to stay the same.
Carol Z. (Age: 82)
Making Good Trouble means courage to follow your heart and mind even when you risk being troublesome for some.
Andrew O. (Age: 49)
Making Good Trouble means helping people, keeping laughing in the shit storm.
Mary J. (Age: Over 21)
Making Good Trouble means voting; protesting, showing up for democracy, writing to our reps and senators and so much else!
Thyle S. (Age: 75)
Making Good Trouble means resoluely speaking, acting, marching for justice.
Kathy B. (Age: way above 18)
Making Good Trouble means standing up for what is right!
Ann J. (Age: 67)
Making Good Trouble means Standing up for my moral and cultural beliefs in a peaceful way.
Junebug A. (Age: 14)
Making Good Trouble means going to the protest on the bridge.
Cathy J. (Age: 74)
Making Good Trouble means showing up, speaking out, and not giving up!
Charolotte N. (Age: 30)
Making Good Trouble means standing up for what you know is right even if it means breaking the rules respectfully.
Charles H. (Age: 61)
Making Good Trouble means being clear and present with family, friends (and all) about the need for justice for EVERYONE in this country.