It’s a scary time in the US right now, and it’s easy to get overwhelmed by all the things we can’t change. If you’re feeling powerless, focus on what you CAN change. Remember—you are not fighting this alone. Everything you do, from donating, to protesting, to educating yourself on the issues, matters. When we band together, all those little actions add up.
For example: Voting rights are under attack in Congress. How can we fight back? ⬇️
First: Stay informed. Earlier this week, the SAVE Act passed through the House. The SAVE Act would require proof of citizenship like a birth certificate or passport in order to register to vote. This legislation is not only unnecessary and impractical, it could potentially silence the voices of millions of American citizens. Before this bill makes its way to the Senate, do your own research on the SAVE Act. Look at multiple sources to get the most up-to-date, unbiased information you can. Know the facts so you can fight misinformation.
Second: Make your voice heard. If you agree with us that the SAVE Act is unjust, let your voice be heard. Contact your Senators, your local representatives, your friends and family—let everyone know that American voices can not and will not be silenced. With all our voices working together, we CAN make a change.
Third: Donate to causes you believe in. If you have the means, we encourage you to donate to a voting rights organization like The Fair Elections Center. With programs like the Voting Rights Project, they work with local advocates to challenge unjust laws and remove barriers to voting. (This is one of many great voting rights groups—we encourage you to do your own research and support a cause that connects with you!)
Remember—every little bit of good you do counts. You are seen. You matter. Make your voice heard.
The importance of voting rights has never been more evident as recent legislation could threaten the ability of millions to register and vote. The SAVE Act, which recently passed in the House, is poised to create unnecessary barriers to voting, particularly affecting marginalized communities. To combat this, staying informed about such legislative changes is crucial. Explore multiple sources for the most unbiased and accurate updates, which will equip you to counter misinformation and advocate effectively for voting rights. Engaging in direct communication with your elected officials is another vital step. By expressing your concerns about injustices such as the SAVE Act, you help amplify the collective voice against these laws. Make sure to contact your Senators and local representatives, encouraging them to prioritize fair voting practices. Additionally, supporting organizations that focus on protecting voting rights is key to driving change. Groups like The Fair Elections Center provide resources and advocacy to challenge discriminatory laws. Even a small donation can help these efforts significantly. Research and connect with causes that resonate with you personally to contribute in a meaningful way. Remember, your actions count. Whether it’s through educating yourself, speaking out, or supporting worthy organizations, you are part of a larger movement standing up for democracy and justice. Together, we can ensure that every voice is heard and valued in our electoral process.
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If you're a citizen, you have nothing to worry about. Just give them the information.