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Remember Standing Rock. Remember the Muslim travel ban. Remember Afghan and Iraqi interpreters. Remember Charlottesville. Remember Heather Heyer.
Remember Stephen Miller. Remember Joe Arpaio. Remember Puerto Rico.
Remember the lifting of the ban on military gear for police. Remember Bears Ears. Remember âshithole countries.â Remember the DREAMers. Remember child separation.
Remember the Black Voters Matter bus in Louisville, Georgia.
Remember Citizens United. Remember Cambridge Analytica. Remember dominionism. Remember Steve Bannon. Remember Roger Stone. Remember Merrick Garland. Remember Obamacare repeal.
Remember Betsy DeVos. Remember the tariffs and the trade war. Remember net neutrality. Remember âthe enemy of the peopleâ.
Remember the emoluments clause. Remember Paul Manafort. Remember Michael Cohen.
Remember gerrymandering.
Remember the federal deficit. Remember the tax fraud.
Remember Crimea. Remember Semion Mogilevich. Remember Flight MH17. Remember Vladimir Putin. Remember novichok.
Remember NATO. Remember Helsinki. Remember Montenegro. Remember Maria Butina.
Remember âI like people who werenât captured.â Remember âif we have them, why canât we use them?â
Remember Xinjiang. Remember Rodrigo Duterte. Remember Jared Kushner and Mohammed bin Salman. Remember the Rohingya. Remember refugees. Remember HIV and HPV. Remember Recep Tayyip ErdoÄan. Remember Trump âfell in loveâ with Kim Jong Un. Remember Jamal Khashoggi.
Remember âgrab âem by the pussyâ. Remember the global gag rule. Remember Roy Moore. Remember Roe v. Wade. Remember Christine Blasey Ford.
Remember the Paris Agreement. Remember Scott Pruitt. Remember ANWR.
Remember the trans military ban. Remember âhe wants to hang them all!â
Remember Marjory Stoneman Douglas. Remember the NRA.
Remember oversight power. Remember voter suppression.
Remember the ineptitude, the deceit, the cruelty, and the glee.
Election Day is November 6th. REMEMBER TO VOTE.
Gun Reform Advocate Emma GonzĂĄlez Is BisexualâAnd The President Of Parklandâs High School GSA
Stoneman Douglas High School student Emma GonzĂĄlez, who made headlines with her moving call-to-action at a gun control rally after a deadly mass shooting at her school, isnât new to activism: The 18-year-old is openly bisexual and the president of her schoolâs Gay-Straight Alliance (GSA).
Just days after the massacre, she was handed a mic and told she could speak to the nation about what needs to be done. Her moving speech âcalled B.S.â on the NRAâand the conservative politicians who accept donations from the organization. The tragedy has propelled her activism forward, she said: âThis has changed me fundamentally to the core.â (read more)
Watch GonzĂĄlezâs full speech here.
To those who think her sexuality is âirrelevantâ:Â
Bi people are far more likely to experience violence, particularly bi women and trans bi folk, especially those of color. Violence against LGBTQ+ people is on the rise, particularly against trans women of color. The second largest mass shooting in the US was at a gay club on a night for LGBTQ+ latinxs in 2016.Â
The issue of gun violence is very relevant to LGBTQ+ people, even if the media has forgotten. We havenât.
Tweet via Steve Marmel reads:
Ignore all polls. Register. Get a friend to register. Get a non voter to promise to vote. Stay in touch. Get all your IDs in order. Re-check all your registrations close to Election Day. Plan your day around this vote. Vote in packs. We have ONE SHOT. 311 days. #FlipTheHouse
Donât wait to find out the last day you can register: REGISTER NOW, if you havenât already. Beat the rush!
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"God bless bloody Australia!â
After years of hard-fought advocacy, over 20 failed bills, and an extraordinary, unprecedented national postal survey, same-sex marriage has finally become the law of the land in Australia.
Hundreds of LGBTI advocates and couples who have been waiting years for this moment watched on from the public gallery, sometimes raucously, as the House of Representatives passed a historic vote in favour of change on Thursday evening.
The passage of the bill brings Australiaâs marriage laws in line with most other Western democracies, including New Zealand, England, Canada and the United States. It is the result of a campaign running in earnest since 2004.
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today is Nov. 15. the FCC, under chairman Ajit Pai, will not listen to the public despite millions of comments in support of net neutrality. They are going to try their hardest to kill net neutrality, which in turn will kill the internet, which in turn will help eradicate democracy. it wonât just affect Americans, it has the potential to affect the entire internet, something we ALL use daily. you can bet your ass other countries will see america doing this, and use it as an excuse to do it in their own countries.
this is what buying a plan without net neutrality looks like there:
you have to pay MORE for features youâre already guaranteed to have under net neutrality. and in america, you already know how expensive everything is.
democrats AND republicans both want net neutrality. advocacy groups in touch with congress have said that if your members of congress receive calls from you, they are more encouraged and more likely to take action to stop Paiâs plan to gut net neutrality. after Nov. 22, it will be MUCH HARDER to convince your member of congress.
please, call them. call them daily.
https://www.battleforthenet.com/
This year, more than ever, it is important to know your options.
Enrollment for 2018 Affordable Care Act (Obamacare) starts on November 1 and ends on December 15. The current administration has cut the funds to announce when people can enroll. Please reblog and #Resist
they have also scheduled some 12-hour âmaintenance sessionsâ to occur on sundays during the enrollment period so be aware of those as well.
Also thereâs one scheduled for the first night so be aware of that. Theyâre basically doing everything in their power to make it as difficult as possible so young and healthy people donât bother signing up in an effort to kill the program that way. Please donât let that happen spread this around and sign up.
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Get ready to vote!
Are you waiting for next yearâââthe 2018 midtermsâââto cast your first vote against the Trump/GOP agenda?
You might not have to wait that long.
We researched every election coming up next month, and we found that at least 100 million Americans have a state, city, or district election on November 7. Thatâs about 1 out of every 3 people nationwide!
Weâve compiled a handy list of these elections. Find out whether you have an election, and make your plan for voting. (If you live in Virginia or Washington state, check out our website for more info about these crucial electionsâââand donate to help Flippable candidates win.)
Statewide Elections
94 million Americans have statewide elections on November 7. There are lots of seats at stake in New Jersey and Virginia (including the governor and the state legislature), while other states have ballot initiatives on major issues like healthcare and criminal justice:
Maine: Ballot measure to expand Medicaid, plus 4 more
New Jersey: Governor, Lt. Governor, all 120 state legislative seats
New York: Ballot measure to call a state constitutional convention, plus 2 more
Ohio: Ballot measures on criminal justice and drug prices
Pennsylvania: State judicial elections (Supreme, Superior, and Commonwealth Courts)
Texas: Ballot measures (7 total)
Virginia: Governor, Lt. Governor, Attorney General, all 100 seats in the State House
Washington state: Ballot measure on property tax, plus 2 more
City Elections
Some of Americaâs biggest cities have important elections this yearâââfor mayor, city council, district attorney, & more:
Atlanta (GA): Mayor and city council
Aurora (CO): City council
Boise (ID): City council
Boston (MA): Mayor and city council
Buffalo (NY): Mayor and city court
Charlotte (NC): Mayor and city council
Cincinnati (OH): Mayor and city council
Cleveland (OH): Mayor and city council
Columbus (OH): City council, city attorney, and city auditor
Detroit (MI): Mayor, city clerk, and city council
Durham (NC): Mayor and city council
Greensboro (NC): Mayor and city council
Jersey City (NJ): Mayor and city council
Miami (FL): Mayor and city council
Minneapolis (MN): Mayor and city council
New York City (NY): Mayor, city council, comptroller, public advocate, and borough presidents
Orlando (FL): City council
Philadelphia (PA): District attorney and city controller
Pittsburgh (PA): Mayor and city council
Raleigh (NC): Mayor and city council
Seattle (WA): Mayor and city council
St. Petersburg (FL): Mayor and city council
St. Paul (MN): Mayor
Wichita (KS): City council
Congressional and Legislative Seats
There are 220 state legislative seats up for grabs in New Jersey & Virginia, plus 30 seats in other states across the country. Heads up, Utah: you have a U.S. Congressional election!
Georgia: State Senate districts 6 and 39, State House districts 4, 26, 42, 60, 89, 117, and 119
Maine: State House district 56
Massachusetts: State House districts Berkshire 1 and Essex 3
Michigan: State House districts 1 and 109
Mississippi: State House districts 38 and 54
Missouri: State Senate district 8, State House districts 23 and 151
New Hampshire: State House districts Hillsborough 15 and Sullivan 1
New Jersey: All 120 state legislative seats
South Carolina: State House district 113
Utah: 3rd Congressional district
Virginia: All 100 seats in the State House
Washington: State Senate districts 7, 31, 37, 45, and 48, State House districts 7, 31, and 48.
Make your voting plan
If you donât see your state or town listed here, donât assume you canât vote on November 7. Follow these steps to make sure youâre ready on Election Day:
Check your registration.
Search for your local elections office.
Make a plan to vote (find your polling place, arrange a ride, put Election Day in your calendar).
There are even more elections in the month after Election Day (most notably the U.S. Senate race in Alabama on December 12). If you donât have an election, you probably know someone who does. Reach out & encourage them to vote!
These off-year elections often see low turnout and razor-thin margins, so every vote is important. We arenât waiting for 2018 to start winning bigâââand you donât have to, either.
UPDATE: Since publishing, weâve added three more state legislative races to our list: New York Assembly districts 27 and 71, and New York State Senate district 27.
*How did we get to 100 million? We added up the populations of all the states, cities, and districts with elections on Nov. 7, 2017. You can check our math on Statistical Atlas.
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VOTE, AND GET OUT THE VOTE.

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LGBT people of color face systemic discrimination and inequality in housing, healthcare, employment, family recognition, education, and countless other ways. Paying an Unfair Price: The Financial Penalty for LGBT People of Color is a new report by the Movement Advancement Project that examines the ins and outs of political, financial and legal landscapes for LGBT people of color. Read the full report here.Â
New study projects a stunning drop in 2018 millennial voter turnout in battleground states
The 2016 presidential election â and its outcome â may have given plenty of Americans a new sense of urgency when it comes to civics.
But a new study projects that 40 million Americans who voted last year will likely not show up at the polls for the 2018 midterms.
And that two-thirds of those âdrop-offâ voters will be millennials, unmarried women and people of color.
The report, just out from the Voter Participation Center and Lake Research Partners, âComparing the Voting Electorate in 2012-2016 and Predicting 2018 Drop-off,â notes that many of those expected not to cast a ballot next year live in key battleground states like Arizona, Nevada, Florida and Ohio. Read more (7/21/17)
Young people in America, REGISTER TO VOTE AND GET TO THE POLLS NEXT YEAR
THIS MATTERS
YOUR VOTE MATTERS SO MUCH OKAY
Just look at the difference young people getting out and voting made in the UK general election this yearâŚyoung voters CAN make a POSITIVE DIFFERENCE by getting out and votingÂ
And I know this isnât a presidential election but it is in some ways EVEN MORE IMPORTANT
Because the president canât do anything without congress and the senate on his sideâŚbut likewise, if the Republicans get a majority it means it will be easier for that disgusting sack of stinking dog-vomit Donald Trump and his party of traitors and criminals to push through the DISGUSTING things they want to try and inflict on the country and its people
Get out and vote democrat next year and keep the Republicans from getting a blank check to try and push through their bigoted, evil bullshit
Iâm pretty sure the biggest barrier to young people voting isnât not caring, itâs not knowing.
Am I registered? Shit, who knows? Iâve moved five times in the last four years. I think I registered, but that was a year ago, did I change districts since then? Where even are the polling places in this town? What are their hours? I know I submitted a registration, but did they get it? I didnât get a confirmation. Did they lose my form? Am I even eligible? Who knows? Oh well, Iâm sure I can always register in the days leading up to the â whoops, thereâs a deadline and itâs already gone by.
This is one of those civic skills that you would really think would be taught in high school, and â surprise! â it isnât.
So hereâs how to check which district youâre in and who your rep is.
Hereâs how to find out if youâre registered.
Here are the deadlines for when to register.
Hereâs how to register, if it turns out youâre not.
Hereâs how to find local polling places.
Of course, all of this â in the way of Tumblr, and the internet more generally â will be lost to the vagaries of cyberspace by the time November rolls around. So hey: tag it with âvoting referenceâ and youâll always be able to find it again.
Why the fuck does your country make it so hard to vote? Here everyone that is 18 years old on the day of the election is automatically registered and you get an invitation by mail.
I think Australiaâs got the right idea. Vote, or pay a fine. I have heard from friends who were in the hospital or in situations that would make it difficult to vote here in the US that they will come to you so you can vote. (Aussies can correct this if itâs wrong or partly but not totally true.)
I wasnât able to vote in the 2004 election because the state I lived in at the time (Texas) had the wrong deadline date on their website. I had plenty of time to register, I thought. So I go to register two weeks before the deadline, and the website has changed, and the deadline now says it was two months prior.
Where I lived in MA, in the 2008 election, the polling places local to me were all grandfathered in and not disability accessible. Plus, it had just snowed and I was in incredible pain from my rheumatoid arthritis, and I couldnât walk up stairs. It also was not easy to get an absentee ballot.
Since moving back to my homestate of Washington, where they will prod you about registering to vote when you get state ID or driverâs licenses, and I think they ask if youâre there for other reasons too. Also, voting is by mail. The only times I havenât is primary, usually because I canât find out enough information about the candidates at that point. To my knowledge, the only voting you have to go somewhere for is the presidential caucus, and people have been trying to change that to be by mail, too. (It should be!)
Even though itâs made this easy, only about half of the state votes. Thatâs better than some states where itâs 30% or less, but itâs still way too few. There are multiple other countries that have an 80-90% voting participation.
2018 in particular is so, so, so very important, because if the Republicans remain in power, or worse, get a supermajority, we are completely fucked. Whatâs going on right now will look minor in comparison, because if they get a supermajority where they can basically push through what they want, we will spend the next decade or more undoing the damage theyâll have done â at least, what of that damage can be undone. Some of it, like environmental damage, will be permanent and once the damage is done, thereâs no taking it back.
SO MAKE SURE YOU ARE REGISTERED TO VOTE, STARTING NOW, KEEP YOUR VOTER REGISTRATION UPDATED, AND VOTE IN 2018. THIS IS IMPORTANT, PEOPLE. THIS AFFECTS NOT JUST THE US, BUT THE WORLD AND THE VERY PLANET WE LIVE ON.