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Beyond the Signs: What Protests Actually Accomplish
It’s a common question: what do protests really achieve? To an outside observer, a protest might look like nothing more than a collection of signs, slogans, and raised…
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‘Die-In for Democracy’ Sounds Alarm on Looming Healthcare Crisis
On Saturday afternoon, about 75 community members gathered on the lawn of the old courthouse in Adrian for a dramatic “die-in”…
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Distraction or Democracy? Why We Must Stay Focused
We’ve all heard some version of it: “Trump is just doing X to distract from Y.” It’s a tempting frame. The…
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Tombstone & Sign Ideas for the Die-In for Democracy
On Saturday, August 23, Lenawee Indivisible will stage a Die-In for Democracy to draw attention to how Trump’s Big Beautiful Bill…
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Lenawee Indivisible Brings Patriotic Spirit to County Fair Parade
Yesterday, an amazing crew of Lenawee Indivisible members came together to show up for our community—patriotic and proud! We decorated our…
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Important Changes to Our Facebook Group: See What’s Changing & How You Can Help
Dear Lenawee Indivisible Members, Our Facebook group has grown rapidly since the election—and so has the urgency of staying aligned and…
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When the Truth Feels Like Hyperbole: Calling “Alligator Alcatraz” What It Is
Hidden deep in the Florida Everglades, there’s a migrant detention center where people are being held without trial. The facility is…
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Who Pays the Price? 5 TerribLe Ways the Big Beautiful Bill Will Hurt Lenawee
Last week, the Republicans in Congress passed a sweeping tax and domestic policy bill that guts funding for essential services relied…
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No Kings, Just People Power: A Day We’ll Never Forget
We all hoped NO KINGS would be big—but we had no idea it would be this big! Together, Indivisible and its…
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Double Your Impact This Month—Every Donation Matched 100%!
We have some exciting news: every dollar you donate to Lenawee Indivisible this month will be matched 100% by Indivisible National…
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Veterans Deserve Better: The Urgent Need for VA Reform
“To care for him who shall have borne the battle and for his widow, and his orphan,” were words spoken by…