To give victory to the right, not bloody bullets, but peaceful ballots only, are necessary.
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Our goal is to encourage progressive community involvement in the democratic process through education, conversation, and action. Social media is the best platform for getting the message out!
We need your help. Post comments, videos, stories, and more to our Facebook page and add our hashtag #IndivisibleAVL. And, if you use Twitter or Instagram, use the same hashtag and add hashtags for the actions you are promoting.
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Now that we've recovered from eating too much even in our own Covid-safe homes, it's time to get back to work! This week's ACTION: Stand up to Duke and the NC Utilities Commission. That and more in this week's email from Indivisible AVL: https://bit.ly/iavl-nov-29
Just a heads up that tomorrow is #GivingTuesday!
GivingTuesday was created in 2012 as a day to contrast with Black Friday and Cyber Monday -- a day that encourages people to give and do good. Over the past several years, it has grown into a global movement that inspires hundreds of millions of people to give to charities and causes, collaborate, and celebrate generosity.
GivingTuesday was created in 2012 as a day to contrast with Black Friday and Cyber Monday -- a day that encourages people to give and do good. Over the past several years, it has grown into a global movement that inspires hundreds of millions of people to give to charities and causes, collaborate, and celebrate generosity.
"We lead not by the example of our power but by the power of our example." (President-elect Joe Biden, b. Nov 20, 1942)
Here's something to be thankful for: Donate to the Racial Justice Coalition by Nov 30, and your donation will be doubled.
This week's updates from Indivisible AVL: How to help the Georgia Senate runoffs from here at home, plus how to check your options for healthcare coverage in 2021. https://bit.ly/iavl-nov-16
Four years ago the headlines were very different.
Four years ago, on the heels of a much different election, three people in Asheville got together and decided that something had to be done. We didn’t exactly know what, but we knew we needed to organize to protect our democracy from what appeared to be a looming threat. At the time we had only a vision of creating “a local hub of actions, information, and resources.” We continued to meet, and the group continued to grow. By mid-January we had decided to call the group Indivisible and added the place name Asheville/WNC. . . . . (READ MORE): https://indivisibleavl.org/11-08-2020/four-years-of-standing-indivisible/
Four years ago, on the heels of a much different election, three people in Asheville got together and decided that something had to be done. We didn’t exactly know what, but we knew we needed to organize to protect our democracy from what appeared to be a looming threat. At the time we had only a vision of creating “a local hub of actions, information, and resources.” We continued to meet, and the group continued to grow. By mid-January we had decided to call the group Indivisible and added the place name Asheville/WNC. . . . . (READ MORE): https://indivisibleavl.org/11-08-2020/four-years-of-standing-indivisible/
Facebook Videos
We are here to advocate from HR 1 the Democracy Reform Bill, and going live!
Here is a video from the candidate forum Tuesday night. Thanks to John Ager (D) of 115th district, Brian Turner (D) of 116fh district, Norm Bossert (D) for Senate 48th district, and Terry Van Duyn (D) of district 49. Get informed, and go out and vote!
We are going live. Do you have any questions for the candidates?
We will now speak with the candidates for county commission.