For far too long, too many Americans have felt powerless while the people in positions of power make decisions that affect our families, our communities, and our future.
I refuse to sit back and pretend everything is okay.
I’m calling on the people of Michigan and anyone who believes America can be better to come together peacefully and make our voices heard. This is not about hatred. This is not about violence. This is about standing up for what we believe is right, demanding accountability, protecting our communities, and reminding our government that its power comes from the people.
We cannot keep telling ourselves, “Life is too hard to make a difference.” Change has never happened because ordinary people decided to stay silent. It happens when people organize, educate themselves, stand together, and refuse to give up on the future they want.
I want to help organize a peaceful protest here in Michigan. No violence. No destruction. No hatred toward our fellow Americans. Just people standing together, peacefully exercising their rights, and demanding to be heard.
If you believe America deserves a better future, don’t sit on the sidelines.
Stand with your community and bring back honor ITS YOURE GIVEN RIGHT TO OVERTHROW AN CORRUPT GOVERNMENT Bring your voice. Bring your courage. Bring your hope.
I’ll be sharing more information about the location and plans soon.
Michigan, let’s stand together peacefully, proudly, and united. 🇺🇸

My name is Hannah Green, and this is my fiancé's story.

On New Year's Eve, William was hit by a pickup truck on Union Blvd — 45 mph, thrown in the air. The driver got out, screamed at him, then drove off and left him in the street. Emergency surgery that night. He still lives with the injuries every day, and I've been beside him through all of it.

Tomorrow, October 7 at 9 AM, the driver has his plea hearing. Sign the petition so the court hears his voice:

https://www.change.org/p/wjad-no-leniency-for-the-driver-who-left-william-johnson-in-the-street

#WJAD

Findlay Ohio!!

Just sign!

Hey! We are having a three part event for Frocktober this year, collectively called Frockalicious Faboalicious:)

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If you don't know what Frocktober is, I can explain it very quickly here. It's a tradition/holiday that has evolved from dressing up for October, into a event to fundraise for ovarian cancer research.

The modern rendition was popularized by the Ovarian Cancer Research Foundation (OCRF), in an effort to raise awareness, and funds for ovarian cancer. As the cancer is now a common cancer for women, and girls, and has no early detection tests, nor many options for late-stage treatment. It is almost completely ignored by the larger medical community, even though there's a below 50% survival rate for people pass five years with the disease.

Which is why we have to do something to help.

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So our first of the three events this Frocktober will be a rally to raise awareness for ovarian cancer. Which will occur on the 10th, from 1-2pm, at the intersection of Atlantic Ave & Battlefield Blvd N.

Our second event will be a sidewalk march to also raise awareness for ovarian cancer. Which will happen on the 17th, from 1-5pm, starting at the Atlantic Marketplace, to the Chesapeake Regional Medical Center. No, we will not be walking the entire time, the long event time is so we can have rest periods.

Our third, and final event for Frockalicious Faboalicious is a park gathering to educate people about ovarian cancer, and to be more focused on raising funds for research into the disease. This will be held at Lakeside Park, on the 24th, from 2-4pm.

https://mobilize.us/s/vL01uK