cheryl.

George Washington and James Madison in modern America. In panel one, Washington asks Madison "have we not rid ourselves of the monarchy, Mr. Madison?" Madison replies, "we have indeed sir." In the second panel, Washington holds up a bag of Burger King and shouts furiously, "yet who is this man!?"

I can't think of what would be the best Hark A Vagrant but everyone should know Kate Beaton

It's so interesting that in the name of practicality we are urged to avoid any practical action; in the name of redemption we are urged to exonerate people who have shown no interest in redemption; in the name of civility we are urged to overlook the cruelty of those who scorn all civility

"If something evil is popular, is it still evil?" is basically the defining social question of our time.

hey i know things are hard but just remember YOU are charismatic megafauna

Be the rage you want to see in the world.

the democrats should all wear juggalo makeup, I don’t think it would help but it would be annoying to give a speech looking at that

A poster for the economic blackout on February 28. It is a big red Jack rabbit on an aqua blue back ground. It says economic blackout in hand done black type. There are two black speech bubbles. One says “don’t buy stuff Friday February 28th. The other says we have power. Below it says No Amazon, Walmart, target, gas food, gas. Below that it says OK small business, use cash. Designed by Martha Rich.

I made this the other night while procrastinating, mainly because I thought all the posts about the blackout were boring. It feels like there is momentum bringing people together!

Federal workers launch a new site to share inside information about DOGE We the Builders aims to explain why DOGE’s data access matters.

“While social media forums like Reddit and Instagram have already become gathering places for federal workers to commiserate, We the Builders aims to offer an alternative outlet for workers who may be fearful to share their stories even through an anonymous social media account.”

Choose Democracy: resources to promote democracy Regular people can stop an undemocratic power grab, but only if we prepare and together, we choose democracy.

If you're looking for some great databases of the ongoing resistance (as well as some other useful resources) here's a thread of where to start.

1. Check out Choose Democracy's website with incredible guides on action you can take: choosedemocracy.us

Drake rn:

Some Actions That Are Not Protesting or Voting, including donating to a food program, volunteering your skills to local groups, joining or starting a union, and helping with disaster relief. [docs.google.com]

someday there will be a museum dedicated to this point of american history.