Jan 30, 2017
Battery Park Protest
Today was a beautiful day for America.Â
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Battery Park Protest
Today was a beautiful day for America.Â
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Hundreds of thousands of people are trying to figure out what it means to join a movement. If we demonstrate that to be a part of a movement, you must believe that people cannot change, that transformation is not possible, that it’s more important to be right than to be connected and interdependent, we will not win. If our movement is not serious about building power, then we are just engaged in a futile exercise of who can be the most radical.
Alicia Garza at Mic Daily. Our cynicism will not build a movement. Collaboration will
Tonight in Cadman Plaza outside the federal courthouse where nationwide stay was granted.
Trump’s Muslim Ban Executive Order
Edit: the title of this post has been changed from “Trump’s Refugee Executive Order” to “Trump’s Muslim Ban Executive Order” as the original intent and target of Trump’s EO was specifically a Muslim ban, according to Rudy Giuliani.Â
Crowds gathered outside of a federal court in Brooklyn, NY where Federal Judge Ann M. Donnelly of the Eastern District of New York Courthouse ordered an emergency stay for those effected by the executive order that, according to the NYT, “suspended entry of all refugees to the United States for 120 days, barred Syrian refugees indefinitely, and blocked entry into the United States for 90 days for citizens of seven predominantly Muslim countries: Iran, Iraq, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen.”
Because the work isn’t done yet!
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I had the pleasure of meeting a very smart, ridiculously talented woman tonight. Her name is Cass and these are her thoughts on Trump and the times in which we live.Â
Me: So tell me again what you think of this whole Donald Trump thing?
DaRealCass: I think it’s what we need for this country. It’s bringing everybody together instead of separating us which is a great thing. So, unite as one because there’s only one race and that’s the human race.
Me: And you’re saying that as someone who is, black…
DaRealCass: Black, a woman, and gay. We’re all uniting, and we need to unite as one because there’s more of us - there’s more power in the people than there is people with power.
Packing for the March
In cleaning up my laptop, I found my packing list for the march in D.C.Â
I brought it all and needed next to none of it.Â
I’ll be all the more prepared and ready to shed unnecessary items for #TrumpTaxesMarch on April 15.
Women’s March Packing List:
3 back up cell chargers
2x X100t cameras on harnessÂ
RX100 camera
Batteries, lens cloth
Insurance card
External iPhone mic
DC Info Pack
Long Johns
Blue patagonia sweater and rain shell
Hat
Ear muffs
Sharpie pen + 3 pens
Waterproof notebook
Bike gloves and winter gloves
iWatch
Metro card
Lifestraw bottle
Stylus
Headphones
Fanny pack
Emergency blankets
White gaffers tape
Swim goggles
Spare contacts, case and eye drops
Business cards
Wool socks plus back up socks
Ziplock bags and rubber bands
Trash bag
Antibacterial wipes
Sunscreen
Boots w/ orthodoics
Emergency numbers
Scarf
Food
Money, credit cards and ID
Small first aid kit
Advil + migraine pills
Change for pay phones

THE STAPLE SINGERS -"Freedom Highway" (1965)
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Wrestling for the soul of America.
“Keep on marching on Freedom’s Highway.”