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International Women’s Day Rally and March
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International Women’s Day Rally and March

Date: Saturday, March 8, 2025

Time: Rally at 11:30 am   Speakers at noon   March at 12:30 pm

Location: Daley Plaza, 50 W Washington St., Chicago

Register here:

 The rally will become a march that ends at Trump Tower.   Some of us will then be marching/walking up to Water Tower Place park at Chicago and Michigan Ave. where we will rally and stage the Tesla action which will then go to the Tesla dealership on Rush and Delaware.  

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Postcard Writing Parties
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Postcard Writing Parties

The last ILS sponsored postcard party is set for March 4.

But, if you are willing to travel south or north, you can still sign up for these post carding and letter writing events:

Indivisible South Side Postcard Plus Party

Date: Tuesday, March 11, 2025

Time: 6:00-8:00 pm

Location: Woodlawn Tap (Jimmy's), 1172 E. 55th St., Chicago

Register: RSVP here for March 11

 

Indivisible Evanston Finish the Postcards

Date: Monday, March 17, 2025

Time: 5:00-8:00 pm

Location: Grace Lutheran Church,1430 South Boulevard, Evanston.

Register: RSVP here for March 17

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Home Stretch for Wisconsin Supreme Court Race
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Home Stretch for Wisconsin Supreme Court Race

You probably know that balance of the Wisconsin Supreme Court is at risk. This election pits Susan Crawford, a current Wisconsin circuit court judge endorsed by all current liberal judges on the court, against Brad Shimel, a Musk-backed Republican who is currently a sitting judge. If Crawford wins, liberals will lock in their majority for at least three more years. We helped elect Janet  Protasiewicz and let’s do the same for Susan Crawford.

Sign up for Wisconsin Wednesday Phonebank and/or Saturday Canvassing in Milwaukee.

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Stand Strong Beside Our Immigrant Neighbors
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Stand Strong Beside Our Immigrant Neighbors

We have 2 new actions designed to help us stand strong beside our immigrant neighbors

  1. Briefing on immigration history, threats and potential impacts

  2. Canvass of 47th Ward Business-what to do if ICE comes knocking

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Protect the CFPB Rally
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Protect the CFPB Rally

Date: Thursday, February 27, 2025
Time: Noon - 1 pm
Location: Federal Plaza, 230 S Dearbor St., Chicago

Register here

Indivisible Chicago and the National Treasury Employees Union (NTEU) call on Congress to step up and protect the CFPB and vote NO on any budget proposal that does not require the Executive branch to maintain the CFPB.

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Hold the Line
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Hold the Line

Despite the bitter cold, 50 hardy ILS members showed up to urge Congressman Mike Quigley to Hold the Line against Trump’s outrageous, cruel and illegal policies. 

Other Indivisible groups are also rallying at their US representatives.  Go here to learn more.

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No Votes for the Coup
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No Votes for the Coup

Go here to write your rep

The Trump Administration is out of control, attempting to exercise a mandate they do not have to dismantle our government and harm our neighbors. They are attempting to take power from Congress by canceling federal loans and grants, firing nearly all workers at USAID, shutting down the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, and giving unelected billionaire Elon Musk access to the Treasury and our personal information.

 Democrats cannot be complicit in Trump's coup.

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Upcoming Elections
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Upcoming Elections

ILS is already hard at work with postcarding, canvassing and phone banking to elect Susan Crawford, candidate for the Wisconsin Supreme Court, in the general election April 1.  Here are some other races to watch.

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Tell Senators to Shut It Down
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Tell Senators to Shut It Down

From Indivisible Chicago Alliance:

 Democrats must get on board and join us in actively opposing his administration. Democrats have to shut it down. No more allowing nominations to pass through the Senate as normal order. No more treating legislation as business as usual. We need our Senators to slow down the process of the Senate by every means they have at their disposal. This includes:

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