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On America's 250th birthday, we take the time to recognize that this country was founded on democracy and rights for the few. But we envision a true multi-racial democracy and fight for the promise of what America could be. That promise has always required people willing to fight for it. Every expansion of freedom in this country's history came because ordinary people refused to accept the gap between America's ideals and its reality. Inequities aren't history — they are present today, in voting restrictions and gerrymandered maps drawn to silence Black and brown communities. In Supreme Court decisions that have rolled back reproductive rights and other hard-won protections. In unequal access to healthcare, quality education, economic opportunity and the freedom to simply live safely. For many Americans, the freedom this day celebrates has never been fully extended to them. 250 years in, and the work isn't done. We remain committed to fighting until everyone is truly free to live and thrive. Learn how you can get involved in fighting for freedom at [LINK]. #July4th #America250 #IndependenceDay Image Description: A Fourth of July graphic with a light beige background. At the top, there is a gray placeholder box that says "[ORGANIZATION]." Below it, black text says "Today and everyday," followed by large blue bold text that says "WE STAND WITH THOSE WHO CONTINUE TO FIGHT AND PROTEST FOR THEIR FREEDOM." A red swooping underline appears beneath the text. In the lower half, there is a photo of multiple Black hands with fists raised together in solidarity, surrounded by illustrated blue stars and red brushstroke accents.
Juneteenth reminds us that liberation doesn't come from a single moment. It comes from people refusing to be silenced, generation after generation. Right now, we are fighting for the safety and freedom of our people. Black voters and communities continue to face systematic efforts to dilute their voices — through gerrymandering and redistricting maps drawn to divide and diminish, through voting restrictions that make it harder to show up and through Supreme Court decisions that have rolled back hard-won protections. Our democracy is only as strong as the voices it includes. This Juneteenth, we honor everyone who marched, organized and sacrificed for the right to be heard until slaves were emancipated. We remain committed to protecting everyone's right — in our communities, in the courts and at the ballot box. Learn how you can take action: [LINK] #Juneteenth #JuneteenthDay #FreedomDay Image Description: A Juneteenth graphic with a yellow, black, and green background. At the top, large black bold text says "JUNETEENTH." In the center, there is a circular photo of two Black women at a protest, one holding a fist in the air and the other speaking into a megaphone, framed by red and green swirl designs. Below the photo, white text says "We're fighting for the freedom and safety of our people." followed by "Alexis Anderson-Reed, CEO of State Voices" in yellow and italic text. The State Voices logo appears in the bottom left corner.
Happy Pride Month! 🌈 This June, we celebrate our TLGBQIA+ community with joy, love and by honoring our history and the incredible resilience of the activists who came before us. As we celebrate, we also acknowledge what our TLGBQIA+ community faces right now. Across the country, we're seeing a wave of legislation targeting transgender individuals — especially youth — along with rising rates of discrimination and violence. Pride started as a protest movement, and that spirit of standing up for dignity and justice is just as important today as it ever was. So this month — and every month — let's celebrate loudly, advocate fiercely and remind every person in our lives that they are seen, loved and worthy. 🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️ #HappyPride #PrideMonth #TLGBQIA Image Description: A graphic with a light beige background and a white quote card with blue bold text that says "[QUOTE]" Below the quote is "[First Name, Last Name]" and "[Title, Organization]" in black text. There is an illustration of a hand holding a rainbow Pride flag in the bottom right corner.
Over the last few months, the billionaire agenda has slashed social services and Medicaid, dismantled basic government functions, overseen mass firings, targeted immigrant communities, and gutted worker protections — all while driving up the cost of everyday life for working people. The movement for worker justice doesn’t begin and end with Labor Day. It’s all year long. We demand a future where families thrive — not fortunes. Keep the momentum going with us. Get involved: [STATE TABLE LINK] #WorkersOverBillionaires [Image Description: The first graphic has a blue background and white text that says “They want us divided and distracted. But we’re united and unafraid.” Below that is a white protest sign with red and blue text that says “Workers over billionaires.” The second is a photo of [Photo Description] with text running across the top and bottom that says “Workers Over Billionaires."]
Democracy depends on hearing every voice and meeting every need. Mail-in voting and voting machines are essential components of an inclusive democracy, allowing voters with disabilities, caregivers, people living in rural areas, and those without reliable transportation to cast their ballots. In [STATE], we can cast our vote by mail — it’s a safe and secure way to make your voice heard in the upcoming [INSERT STATE ELECTION]. 🗳️ Update your voter registration: Register.RockTheVote.com 💡 Learn what’s on your ballot: [VOTING INFORMATION LINK] [Image Description: A graphic with blue and white text on a beige background that says “Vote for something, my mail! Don’t forget to mail in your ballot.” Next to the text are red and blue, hand-drawn stars and check marks. Below the text is a photo of a Black person placing a mail-in ballot into a mail box.]
This administration is testing out authoritarian tactics on our most vulnerable community members — detaining and disappearing friends, family, and coworkers without due process. Don’t assume it will stop there. It’s on us to protect each other. Here’s what to do to prepare in advance, during ICE raids, and if someone is detained ⬇️ [Image Description: Four graphics. The first graphic has a photo of a person looking away from the camera wearing a baseball cap and grey hoodie speaking into the microphone towards a crowd of anti-ICE protesters. Overlaid on the photo is text that reads “Protect community members targeted by ICE. Here’s how.” The second, third, and fourth graphics have beige backgrounds and red, black, and white text text. The text on the first graphic says “Prepare in advance. Check in on friends, coworkers and loved ones. Help compile important documents and keep copies. Find an immigration lawyer at bit.ly/find-immigration-lawyers.” The third graphic has text that reads “Be ready during ICE raids and sightings. Ask ICE agents for names and badge numbers. Ask people detained for their names and who you can call. Alert your local hotline. Find yours at bit.ly/immigration-hotlines.” The final graphic has text that reads “Know what to do if someone is detained. Ask people detained for their A#. Find out where they’ve been detained. Learn more at bit.ly/ICE-detention.”]
From the Supreme Court upholding the Trump administration’s ban on trans people in the military to attacks on trans athletes, we’re seeing nationwide attempts to rollback our right to express our most authentic selves. By targeting the rights of trans people, the administration is laying the groundwork to target all of us. 🏳️⚧️ Trans rights are human rights, and gender expansiveness is inherent to our humanity. We all deserve the chance to thrive and live in our full dignity, not just the greedy powerful few. [STATE TABLE] remains committed to protecting trans rights and the ability for everyone to live freely. Find resources to advocate for trans, nonbinary, and gender expansive rights: https://transgenderlawcenter.org/resources/ [Two graphics. The first graphic has white text on a navy background that says “We stand united. An attack on one of us is an attack on all of us.” Above and below the text are lines in the color of the trans flag: blue, pink and white. In the bottom left is the white State Voices logo, and the [STATE TABLE] logo is in the bottom right. The second graphic has white text on a navy background that says “The future is trans, nonbinary & gender expansive.” The phrase “Protect LGBTQIA+ communities” in the background of the image. On the bottom left and right are hands holding up the trans flag.]
Now is the time to speak up for what you believe in, and it doesn’t have to be daunting to get involved. Here are three ways to begin or continue your advocacy work: ➡️ Find local organizations to volunteer with like [INSERT ORGS] ➡️ Attend your local townhalls, city council meetings, school board meetings and more — and don’t be afraid to speak up! ➡️ Spread knowledge about the issues you care about by posting or resharing Everyone — including trans people, immigrants, Black people, Disabled folks, women, and everyone who is being targeted by oppression — deserves the chance to thrive. Together, we can achieve freedom for all of us, starting at a local level. Be a part of our community at [WEBSITE]. [Image Description: Two graphics. The first graphic has black and red text on a beige background that says “3 Ways to Show Up for Your Neighbors.” Below the text is an image of a crowd of people with their fists up protesting. In the upper left corner is the blue State Voices logo and the [STATE TABLE] logo is in the upper right corner. The second image has black text on a beige background that says “Let’s Show Up Together” Below an emoji of a megaphone, text says “Share issues you care about on social media.” Below an emoji of a handshake, text says “Volunteer with local orgs.” Below an emoji of a person speaking, text says “speak up at local town halls, city council meetings & contact your reps.”]
Independence Day: The promise of freedom and dignity for all. And yet, the promise is slipping from the horizon with every new attack on our democracy. Authoritarianism is on the rise. Freedom of speech is under attack. Voting power is being stripped across the country. Congressional maps are being gerrymandered to dilute Black and brown voices. Supreme Court decisions are stripping away our rights. There is unequal access to healthcare, education, safety and economic justice. Our communities are facing waves of renewed threats — history is not in the past. 250 years in, and the work isn't done. We're still fighting, and we won't back down. #July4th #America250 #IndependenceDay
In the last few years, decades of progress have been rolled back for Black and brown communities. This year, as we reflect on how far we've come since the emancipation of slaves, we call out the hard-fought wins that are being stripped from us. We cannot let the regression continue. Today, on Juneteenth, we call on our communities to keep showing up. Keep fighting. Keep voting. Keep organizing. Learn how you can take action: [LINK TO TABLE SITE] #Juneteenth #VotingRights #BlackVoicesMatter #Democracy
Happy Pride! 🌈 Celebrating Pride means showing up year-round. [STATE TABLE] is proud to advocate, listen and stand firmly alongside the TLGBQIA+ community when it matters most. To every TLGBQIA+ person reading this: You are seen, you are valued and you deserve to live with full dignity and safety. 🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️
Our rents are rising, our health care is being stripped, and our communities are being attacked — all while billionaires get richer? We don’t think so. All year long, we’re joining the #WorkersOverBillionaires movement to demand better pay and protections for ALL workers. Get involved: maydaystrong.org [Image Description: The first graphic has a blue background and white text that says “They want us divided and distracted. But we’re united and unafraid.” Below that is a white protest sign with red and blue text that says “Workers over billionaires.” The second is a photo of [Photo Description] with text running across the top and bottom that says “Workers Over Billionaires."]
🗳️ Election Day is [DATE] & voting by mail is a safe and secure way to make your voice heard! Whether you’re voting for cheaper rent, affordable health care, or climate action, there’s something you can vote for as you cast your ballot. Learn what’s on your ballot: [VOTING INFORMATION LINK] [Image Description: A graphic with blue and white text on a beige background that says “Vote for something, my mail! Don’t forget to mail in your ballot.” Next to the text are red and blue, hand-drawn stars and check marks. Below the text is a photo of a Black person placing a mail-in ballot into a mail box.]
Our community members are being targeted, detained, and deported by masked ICE agents, without due process. We’re not just going to stand by and let it happen. Here’s how you can help protect each other ⬇️ [Image Description: Four graphics. The first graphic has a photo of a person looking away from the camera wearing a baseball cap and grey hoodie speaking into the microphone towards a crowd of anti-ICE protesters. Overlaid on the photo is text that reads “Protect community members targeted by ICE. Here’s how.” The second, third, and fourth graphics have beige backgrounds and red, black, and white text text. The text on the first graphic says “Prepare in advance. Check in on friends, coworkers and loved ones. Help compile important documents and keep copies. Find an immigration lawyer at bit.ly/find-immigration-lawyers.” The third graphic has text that reads “Be ready during ICE raids and sightings. Ask ICE agents for names and badge numbers. Ask people detained for their names and who you can call. Alert your local hotline. Find yours at bit.ly/immigration-hotlines.” The final graphic has text that reads “Know what to do if someone is detained. Ask people detained for their A#. Find out where they’ve been detained. Learn more at bit.ly/ICE-detention.”]
We all deserve the chance to thrive and live in our full dignity. Across the country, we’re seeing attacks on our right to express our most authentic selves. Trans rights are human rights. 🏳️⚧️ [STATE TABLE] stands in solidarity with the TLGBQIA+ community, and we aren’t backing down. [Two graphics. The first graphic has white text on a navy background that says “We stand united. An attack on one of us is an attack on all of us.” Above and below the text are lines in the color of the trans flag: blue, pink and white. In the bottom left is the white State Voices logo, and the [STATE TABLE] logo is in the bottom right. The second graphic has white text on a navy background that says “The future is trans, nonbinary & gender expansive.” The phrase “Protect LGBTQIA+ communities” in the background of the image. On the bottom left and right are hands holding up the trans flag.]
If you want your neighborhood to be better, if you believe that everyone deserves the opportunity to have their voices heard, to thrive, and to live authentically, now is the time to show up. 🤝🏽 Volunteer with local orgs like [INSERT ORGS] 📢 Speak up at town halls, city council meetings & contact your reps! 🔁 Share issues you care about on social media All of our neighbors — including trans people, immigrants, Black people, Disabled folks, women, and everyone who is being targeted by oppression — deserve the chance to thrive. Together, we can achieve freedom for all of us. Join our community: [TABLE WEBSITE] [Image Description: Two graphics. The first graphic has black and red text on a beige background that says “3 Ways to Show Up for Your Neighbors.” Below the text is an image of a crowd of people with their fists up protesting. In the upper left corner is the blue State Voices logo and the [STATE TABLE] logo is in the upper right corner. The second image has black text on a beige background that says “Let’s Show Up Together” Below an emoji of a megaphone, text says “Share issues you care about on social media.” Below an emoji of a handshake, text says “Volunteer with local orgs.” Below an emoji of a person speaking, text says “speak up at local town halls, city council meetings & contact your reps.”]
On America's 250th birthday, we take the time to recognize that this country was founded on democracy and rights for the few. But we envision a true multi-racial democracy and fight for the promise of what America could be. But we're not there yet. Inequities aren't history — they are present in voting restrictions, gerrymandered maps drawn to silence Black and brown communities and Supreme Court decisions dismantling our freedoms to live, have healthcare, access to good education and more. 250 years in, and the work isn't done. We remain committed to fighting until everyone is free to live and thrive. #July4th #America250 #IndependenceDay Image Description: A Fourth of July graphic with a light beige background. At the top, there is a gray placeholder box that says "[ORGANIZATION]." Below it, black text says "Today and everyday," followed by large blue bold text that says "WE STAND WITH THOSE WHO CONTINUE TO FIGHT AND PROTEST FOR THEIR FREEDOM." A red swooping underline appears beneath the text. In the lower half, there is a photo of multiple Black hands with fists raised together in solidarity, surrounded by illustrated blue stars and red brushstroke accents.
This Juneteenth, we are reminded that liberation doesn't come from a single moment. It comes from people refusing to be silenced. Today, not only are we reflecting on the emancipation of slaves, but we are calling out the ongoing attacks against Black people now. In our communities, in the courts and at the ballot boxes, we are fighting to protect freedoms and restore the hard-fought wins that have been stripped from us in recent years. Black voices have been systematically suppressed through gerrymandering, voting restrictions and Supreme Court decisions stripping away hard-won protections. Today, we urge you to keep organizing and keep voting. Learn how you can take action at the link in our bio to fight for a multi-racial democracy for everyone. ✊🏾 #Juneteenth #JuneteenthDay #FreedomDay Image Description: A Juneteenth graphic with a yellow, black, and green background. At the top, large black bold text says "JUNETEENTH." In the center, there is a circular photo of two Black women at a protest, one holding a fist in the air and the other speaking into a megaphone, framed by red and green swirl designs. Below the photo, white text says "We're fighting for the freedom and safety of our people." followed by "Alexis Anderson-Reed, CEO of State Voices" in yellow and italic text. The State Voices logo appears in the bottom left corner.
Happy Pride Month! 🌈✨ This June, we celebrate TLGBQIA+ joy, love and resilience — and we honor everyone who has fought and continues to fight to simply live as themselves. Pride was born from protest, and in our current political climate, the fight for equality could not be more important. TLGBQIA+ people — especially trans youth — are facing real threats right now: legislation, discrimination and violence that affect real lives every single day. To every TLGBQIA+ person — you are loved, you belong, and you deserve to take up space. 🫶 #HappyPride #PrideMonth #Pride2026 #TLGBQIA #LoveIsLove #Pride #TransRightsAreHumanRights #QueerJoy Image Description: A graphic with a light beige background and a white quote card with blue bold text that says "[QUOTE]" Below the quote is "[First Name, Last Name]" and "[Title, Organization]" in black text. There is an illustration of a hand holding a rainbow Pride flag in the bottom right corner.
Earlier this month, thousands of protests took place with one clear message: #WorkersOverBillionaires! Right now, the wealthy elite are taking over the government with an extremist agenda that places the greed of the few over the needs of the many. It doesn’t have to be this way. We demand a future where families thrive — not fortunes. Let’s keep the momentum going. 🔗 Get involved at the link in our bio [Image Description: The first graphic has a blue background and white text that says “They want us divided and distracted. But we’re united and unafraid.” Below that is a white protest sign with red and blue text that says “Workers over billionaires.” The second is a photo of [Photo Description] with text running across the top and bottom that says “Workers Over Billionaires."]
This administration is testing out authoritarian tactics on our most vulnerable community members.. We won’t stand by silently as our loved ones, colleagues, and neighbors are targeted, detained, and deported by ICE without due process. Learn how you can take action to protect the ones you love. Spread the word by sharing this to your story, and find more resources over at @[LOCAL IMMIGRATION RIGHTS ORG] [Image Description: Four graphics. The first graphic has a photo of a person looking away from the camera wearing a baseball cap and grey hoodie speaking into the microphone towards a crowd of anti-ICE protesters. Overlaid on the photo is text that reads “Protect community members targeted by ICE. Here’s how.” The second, third, and fourth graphics have beige backgrounds and red, black, and white text text. The text on the first graphic says “Prepare in advance. Check in on friends, coworkers and loved ones. Help compile important documents and keep copies. Find an immigration lawyer at bit.ly/find-immigration-lawyers.” The third graphic has text that reads “Be ready during ICE raids and sightings. Ask ICE agents for names and badge numbers. Ask people detained for their names and who you can call. Alert your local hotline. Find yours at bit.ly/immigration-hotlines.” The final graphic has text that reads “Know what to do if someone is detained. Ask people detained for their A#. Find out where they’ve been detained. Learn more at bit.ly/ICE-detention.”]
We all deserve the chance to thrive and live in our full dignity. Across the country, we’re seeing attacks on our right to express our most authentic selves. By targeting the rights of trans people, the administration is laying the groundwork to target all of us. 🏳️⚧️ Trans rights are human rights, and gender expansiveness is inherent to our humanity. We all deserve the chance to thrive and live in our full dignity, not just the greedy powerful few. [STATE TABLE] remains committed to protecting trans rights and the ability for everyone to live freely. Learn how you can get involved at the link in our bio. [Two graphics. The first graphic has white text on a navy background that says “We stand united. An attack on one of us is an attack on all of us.” Above and below the text are lines in the color of the trans flag: blue, pink and white. In the bottom left is the white State Voices logo, and the [STATE TABLE] logo is in the bottom right. The second graphic has white text on a navy background that says “The future is trans, nonbinary & gender expansive.” The phrase “Protect LGBTQIA+ communities” in the background of the image. On the bottom left and right are hands holding up the trans flag.]
It’s not too late to make the world a better place, a place where everyone is heard and taken care of. If you want your neighborhood to be better, if you want to improve your life and the lives of your family and friends, now is the time to show up and make your voice heard. Here’s how: 🤝🏽 Volunteer with local orgs like [INSERT ORGS] 📢 Speak up at local townhalls, city council, and school board meetings 🔁 Spread the word about issues you care about on social media All of our neighbors — including trans people, immigrants, Black people, Disabled folks, women, and everyone who is being targeted by oppression — deserve the chance to thrive. We have the power to create change, starting at the local level! Share how you get involved in the comments ⬇️ [Image Description: Two graphics. The first graphic has black and red text on a beige background that says “3 Ways to Show Up for Your Neighbors.” Below the text is an image of a crowd of people with their fists up protesting. In the upper left corner is the blue State Voices logo and the [STATE TABLE] logo is in the upper right corner. The second image has black text on a beige background that says “Let’s Show Up Together” Below an emoji of a megaphone, text says “Share issues you care about on social media.” Below an emoji of a handshake, text says “Volunteer with local orgs.” Below an emoji of a person speaking, text says “speak up at local town halls, city council meetings & contact your reps.”]
On America's 250th birthday, we take the time to recognize that this country was founded on democracy and rights for the few. But we envision a true multi-racial democracy and fight for the promise of what America could be. That promise has always required people willing to fight for it. From abolitionists to suffragists, from civil rights organizers to disability rights advocates — every expansion of freedom in this country came because ordinary people refused to accept the gap between America's ideals and its reality. Inequities aren't history. They are present today in voting restrictions and gerrymandered maps designed to silence Black and Brown communities. In Supreme Court decisions rolling back reproductive rights, affirmative action and other hard-won protections. In unequal access to healthcare, quality education, economic opportunity and basic safety. For many Americans, the freedoms this day celebrates have never been fully extended to them. 250 years in, and the work isn't done. We remain committed to fighting until everyone is truly free to live and thrive. [STATE TABLE] works year-round to make freedom and dignity for ALL a reality. Join us: [LINK] #July4th #America250 #IndependenceDay Image Description: A Fourth of July graphic with a light beige background. At the top, there is a gray placeholder box that says "[ORGANIZATION]." Below it, black text says "Today and everyday," followed by large blue bold text that says "WE STAND WITH THOSE WHO CONTINUE TO FIGHT AND PROTEST FOR THEIR FREEDOM." A red swooping underline appears beneath the text. In the lower half, there is a photo of multiple Black hands with fists raised together in solidarity, surrounded by illustrated blue stars and red brushstroke accents.
Juneteenth reminds us that liberation doesn't come from a single moment. It comes from people refusing to be silenced, including the emancipation of the enslaved. And right now, that fight is happening in our communities, in the courts and at the ballot box. Black voters and communities continue to face systematic efforts to dilute their voices — through gerrymandering and redistricting maps drawn to divide and diminish. Through voting restrictions that make it harder to show up. Through Supreme Court decisions that have rolled back hard-won protections, weakening the very tools designed to safeguard representation. Our democracy is only as strong as the voices it includes. And Black voices MUST be centered. Freedom isn't finished. Keep fighting. Keep voting. Keep organizing. Learn how you can take action with us this month: [LINK] ✊🏾 #Juneteenth #JuneteenthDay #FreedomDay Image Description: A Juneteenth graphic with a yellow, black, and green background. At the top, large black bold text says "JUNETEENTH." In the center, there is a circular photo of two Black women at a protest, one holding a fist in the air and the other speaking into a megaphone, framed by red and green swirl designs. Below the photo, white text says "We're fighting for the freedom and safety of our people." followed by "Alexis Anderson-Reed, CEO of State Voices" in yellow and italic text. The State Voices logo appears in the bottom left corner.
Happy Pride Month! 🌈 This June, we celebrate the joy, resilience, love and remarkable people who have fought for decades to live authentically and freely. Pride began as a protest, and that spirit remains deeply relevant today. Across the country and around the world, our TLGBQIA+ communities — especially transgender youth — continue to face legislative attacks, discrimination and violence. These are not abstract threats. They affect us, our friends, family members, coworkers and neighbors. So this month — and every month — let's celebrate loudly, advocate fiercely and remind every person in our lives that they are seen, loved and worthy. 🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️ #PrideMonth #TLGBQIA #HappyPride Image Description: A graphic with a light beige background and a white quote card with blue bold text that says "[QUOTE]" Below the quote is "[First Name, Last Name]" and "[Title, Organization]" in black text. There is an illustration of a hand holding a rainbow Pride flag in the bottom right corner.
The last few months have made it clear. We are in the midst of a billionaire takeover. Their agenda has slashed social services and Medicaid, dismantled basic government functions, overseen mass firings, targeted immigrant communities, and gutted worker protections — all while driving up the cost of everyday life for working people. Earlier this month, thousands of demonstrations took place under one united message: Workers Over Billionaires! At [STATE TABLE], fighting for a future where we can ALL thrive has always been our top priority. Help us keep the momentum going. Get involved: [STATE TABLE LINK] [Image Description: The first graphic has a blue background and white text that says “They want us divided and distracted. But we’re united and unafraid.” Below that is a white protest sign with red and blue text that says “Workers over billionaires.” The second is a photo of [Photo Description] with text running across the top and bottom that says “Workers Over Billionaires."]
This administration is testing out authoritarian tactics on our most vulnerable community members — detaining and disappearing friends, family, and coworkers without due process. Don’t assume it will stop there. It’s on us to protect each other. Here’s what to do to prepare in advance, during ICE raids, and if someone is detained. [Image Description: Four graphics. The first graphic has a photo of a person looking away from the camera wearing a baseball cap and grey hoodie speaking into the microphone towards a crowd of anti-ICE protesters. Overlaid on the photo is text that reads “Protect community members targeted by ICE. Here’s how.” The second, third, and fourth graphics have beige backgrounds and red, black, and white text text. The text on the first graphic says “Prepare in advance. Check in on friends, coworkers and loved ones. Help compile important documents and keep copies. Find an immigration lawyer at bit.ly/find-immigration-lawyers.” The third graphic has text that reads “Be ready during ICE raids and sightings. Ask ICE agents for names and badge numbers. Ask people detained for their names and who you can call. Alert your local hotline. Find yours at bit.ly/immigration-hotlines.” The final graphic has text that reads “Know what to do if someone is detained. Ask people detained for their A#. Find out where they’ve been detained. Learn more at bit.ly/ICE-detention.”]
From the Supreme Court upholding the Trump administration’s ban on trans people in the military to attacks on trans athletes, we’re seeing nationwide attempts to rollback our right to express our most authentic selves. By targeting the rights of trans people, the administration is laying the groundwork to target all of us. Trans rights are human rights, and gender expansiveness is inherent to our humanity. We all deserve the chance to thrive and live in our full dignity, not just the greedy powerful few. [STATE TABLE] remains committed to protecting trans rights and the ability for everyone to live freely. Find resources to advocate for trans, nonbinary, and gender expansive rights: https://transgenderlawcenter.org/resources/ [Two graphics. The first graphic has white text on a navy background that says “We stand united. An attack on one of us is an attack on all of us.” Above and below the text are lines in the color of the trans flag: blue, pink and white. In the bottom left is the white State Voices logo, and the [STATE TABLE] logo is in the bottom right. The second graphic has white text on a navy background that says “The future is trans, nonbinary & gender expansive.” The phrase “Protect LGBTQIA+ communities” in the background of the image. On the bottom left and right are hands holding up the trans flag.]
At [STATE TABLE], we’re working for a healthy democracy that represents ALL of us. Right now, we need all hands on deck to advocate for the change we need in our communities. Here are three ways to begin or continue your advocacy work: ➡️ Find local organizations to volunteer with like [INSERT ORGS] ➡️ Attend your local townhalls, city council meetings, school board meetings and more — and don’t be afraid to speak up! ➡️ Spread knowledge about the issues you care about by posting or resharing on social media Everyone — including trans people, immigrants, Black people, Disabled folks, women, and everyone who is being targeted by oppression — deserves the chance to thrive. Together, we can achieve freedom for all of us, starting at a local level. Join our community of advocates at [TABLE WEBSITE]. [Image Description: Two graphics. The first graphic has black and red text on a beige background that says “3 Ways to Show Up for Your Neighbors.” Below the text is an image of a crowd of people with their fists up protesting. In the upper left corner is the blue State Voices logo and the [STATE TABLE] logo is in the upper right corner. The second image has black text on a beige background that says “Let’s Show Up Together” Below an emoji of a megaphone, text says “Share issues you care about on social media.” Below an emoji of a handshake, text says “Volunteer with local orgs.” Below an emoji of a person speaking, text says “speak up at local town halls, city council meetings & contact your reps.”]
