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Indivisible Baton Rouge ❌👑 @indivisbatonrouge.bsky.social · 01/07/2025

SAVE THE DATE JULY 17th John Lewis - Good Trouble LIVES ON! Day of Action The Guru 1857 Government St, Baton Rouge, LA 6 pm -8 pm More details to follow soon. Please register below if you plan to attend; space is limited. mobilize.us/s/GaXpfw

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John Lewis Good Trouble Lives On · Indivisible Baton Rouge

About this event Good Trouble Lives On is a national day of nonviolent action to respond to the attacks posed on our civil and human rights by the Trump administration and to remind them that in Ameri...

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boodiek.bsky.social @boodiek.bsky.social · 24/06/2025

Come hold a sign up to welcome this MAHAaaaaaa. Friday June 27. Meet in Parking lot of the Velodrome Park off of Kenilworth Parkway, walk down the sidewalk to Pennington. Bring a chair, water and an umbrella for sun. Will be hot.

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Indivisible Baton Rouge ❌👑 @indivisbatonrouge.bsky.social · 17/06/2025

Baton Rouge! Concerned about threats to healthcare, Social Security, public health, veterans, services for kids w special needs, education, SNAP, weather, FEMA? Make your voice heard! Empty Chair Town Hall Sat. 6/21 2-4 pm Unitarian Church 8470 Goodwood Blvd. 70806 Register: bit.ly/43UiyrE

The flyer is vertically oriented and divided into two main sections:

**Top Section:** This section is dominated by a collage of two images. The top image shows an audience listening to a speaker in a presentation at what appears to be a church or community hall. The people in the audience are diverse in age and gender, and dressed in casual attire. The second shows several empty chairs with photos of congresspeople placed on them. The overall mood is one of quiet attentiveness in the first image, while the second image conveys a sense of absence and protest. The large text overlay, "BATON ROUGE EMPTY CHAIR TOWN HALL," is prominently displayed in bold, dark blue letters over the images, highlighting the event's theme.

**Bottom Section:** This section contains the essential information about the event. The text is clearly legible and well-organized. Details include the event's name, date (Saturday, June 21, 2025), time (2:00 pm to 4:00 pm), location (Unitarian Church, Baton Rouge, La), a QR code for registration, a website link for registration ("http://bit.ly/43UiyrE"), and sponsorship information ("Sponsored by 10000 Women Louisiana & Indivisible Baton Rouge"). The color scheme is primarily dark blue and light blue, with white text for readability. The overall mood of this section is informative and action-oriented, encouraging participation.

The flyer's overall atmosphere is serious and politically charged, suggesting a community response to a perceived lack of government engagement. The message is clear: the absence of town halls from members of Congress motivates the organization of this alternative.

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Indivisible Baton Rouge ❌👑 @indivisbatonrouge.bsky.social · 14/06/2025

Joyful, peaceful #NoKings event in downtown Baton Rouge, Louisiana ❌👑 This is what democracy looks like 💪

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Kat Abughazaleh @katmabu.bsky.social · 15/06/2025

I’m Kat Abughazaleh and I approve this message.

I’m standing next to a woman and we’re holding her sign together: “STEPHEN MILLER IS A LITTLE BITCH!”

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boodiek.bsky.social @boodiek.bsky.social · 14/06/2025

@maddow.msnbc.com Fear from the Louisiana Republicans www.facebook.com/share/p/1Fug... VS LA Democrats www.facebook.com/share/p/16Hp... Is this intimidation or what?

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Dineaux @dineaux.bsky.social · 13/06/2025

That is absolutely fabulous!! We are having an event in Baton Rouge tomorrow. Come join us beginning at 8 AM!! #nokings #indivisiblebatonrouge #indivisible www.mobilize.us/indivisibleb...

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boodiek.bsky.social @boodiek.bsky.social · 06/06/2025

@indivhillsboro.bsky.social For Donald’s birthday, please help spread to make a small donation to Actblue. bsky.app/profile/indi...

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Indivisible ❌👑 @indivisible.org · 01/06/2025

It’s June — that means No Kings Day is almost here. Trump is ignoring the courts and the Constitution, so we’re gathering again on June 14 to remind him there are NO KINGS in our country. Check out our map of No Kings Day events and everything else you need to know: www.nokings.org?SQF_SOURCE=i...

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Indivisible Baton Rouge ❌👑 @indivisbatonrouge.bsky.social · 01/06/2025

Going to a No Kings event? Help keep it peaceful and safe. Attend one of these Safety and De-escalation Trainings: Weds. June 4 8pm ET/5pm PT bit.ly/43Ulh5j Sun. June 8: 4pm ET/1pm PT bit.ly/3Fzwe2W Better to be prepared and then not need it, than to have a problem and be unsure how to respond.

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No Kings: Safety and Deescalation Training (Option 1) · No Kings

Join the organizers of No Kings for a security and safety training session designed to prepare you for your event. Get critical insights and practical tips on safeguarding your participants, effective...

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Allison Gill @muellershewrote.com · 30/05/2025

VOTER: “But people will die!” (if you kick them of Medicaid) ERNST: “Well, we all are going to die.”

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Indivisible Baton Rouge ❌👑 @indivisbatonrouge.bsky.social · 30/05/2025

While Trump makes a wish for more investigations, we’re funding the fight for democracy! On June 14, attend a No Kings event www.nokings.org/, then donate to ActBlue: secure.actblue.com/donate/tips-... and make Trump’s birthday a BIG day for our movement’s key fundraising platform!

The image is a cartoon illustration with a satirical tone. The central figure is a grotesquely oversized Donald Trump, rendered in a simplified, almost caricatured style, with exaggerated features. He's wearing a dark suit and red tie and is in the act of blowing out the candles on a birthday cake. The cake is small in comparison to him and is decorated simply with frosting and sprinkles. Four lit candles sit atop it.

Around Trump are three smaller figures:
* A young girl with long blonde hair, wearing a pink dress, stands to his right, looking somewhat concerned yet amused.
* A young Black boy, wearing a yellow shirt, stands to his far right, looking on with a neutral expression.
* A young man in a gray suit and blue tie stands to Trump's left, next to a wrapped present (blue with yellow ribbon). This man appears relatively small and almost dwarfed by the size of Trump.

The background includes a Happy Birthday banner with the letters "HAPPY" visible, along with several colorful balloons. The setting appears to be a birthday party, although the scene is oddly disconcerting given the disproportionate sizes of the figures and the sarcastic text at the top and bottom.

The overall atmosphere is satirical and critical. The style is reminiscent of political cartoons, using humor and exaggeration to make a point. The text, "Blow Out the Candles, Don - We're Shining a Light on Your Lies," directly attacks Trump, implying dishonesty and suggesting the action of blowing out the candles symbolizes the exposure of his alleged falsehoods. Near the bottom of the graphic, in white block text, there is a call to donate to ActBlue: “In honor of Trump’s birthday, donate to support our friends at ActBlue!” This further reinforces the political nature of the image, positioning it as a fundraising campaign advertisement against Trump. The mood is sharp, witty, and combative. The colors are bright and cheerful, yet the message is far from positive.

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Indivisible Baton Rouge ❌👑 @indivisbatonrouge.bsky.social · 28/05/2025

Trump is busy spinning in circles. We’re organizing, mobilizing, and funding leaders who believe in democracy! On June 14, attend your local No Kings event www.nokings.org/, then donate to support our friends at ActBlue: secure.actblue.com/donate/tips-...

The image is a cartoon illustration, styled in a retro or vintage manner with bold outlines and flat colors. The central figure is a caricature of Donald Trump, blindfolded with an orange bandana and wearing a dark suit and red tie. He is participating in a game of "pin the tail on the donkey," focusing on a blue donkey drawn on a large white board. His expression is one of concentration, seemingly unaware of the political context.

Behind Trump, three other figures stand, dressed in business attire and wearing blue party hats. They appear jovial and celebratory. From left to right, they are a white man with brown hair and a beard, a white woman with long, blonde hair, and a white man with short, brown hair. All are smiling broadly. Their attire suggests a formal or business-related setting. The background is simple and understated, with a pale beige backdrop, colorful streamers, and balloons (one red, one yellow) adding a festive feel.

The overall mood is sarcastic and critical. The text overlays the image, creating a stark contrast between the lighthearted game and the serious message. The words "While He Plays Games We're Fighting for our Democracy" are prominently displayed at the top, directly contrasting the frivolity of the pin-the-tail game with a message of political struggle. A call to action is at the bottom, encouraging donations "In honor of Trump's birthday, donate to support our friends at ActBlue!", linking the image to a political fundraising effort. The act of pin the tail on the donkey, symbolizing blind actions and missed targets, further strengthens the satirical message.

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Indivisible Baton Rouge ❌👑 @indivisbatonrouge.bsky.social · 28/05/2025

While Trump covers his eyes and hides from accountability, we’re showing up loud, proud, and organized! On June 14, attend your local No Kings event www.nokings.org/, then donate to support our friends at ActBlue: secure.actblue.com/donate/tips-...

The image is a cartoon illustration, rendered in a retro style with bold outlines and flat colors reminiscent of mid-20th-century advertising. The central figure is a caricature of Donald Trump, his characteristic blond hair exaggerated, his face slightly chubby. He is depicted covering his eyes with his hands, his expression obscured but implying a sense of avoidance or denial. He wears a dark suit and a red tie.

Surrounding Trump are other characters:
* To his right, a man in traditional Arab clothing (white thobe and keffiyeh) peeks out from behind a door, appearing partially hidden or secretive. His expression is serious and slightly wary.
* To Trump's left, a man in a dark suit carries a large, wrapped gift with a yellow bow. He appears jovial and celebratory.
* Below Trump, a smaller figure who appears to be a child, looks up with a smile, possibly at something on the table.

The background is a pastel yellow-orange, decorated with colorful streamers and balloons in red and blue, suggesting a birthday party atmosphere. However, the mood is far from purely celebratory. The contrast between Trump's avoidance and the apparent revelry of those around him creates a sense of irony and subtle criticism. The text overlay reinforces this, reading "He's Hiding. We're Not," further supporting a narrative of Trump's actions being in contrast to the actions of others. The bottom text, in white block lettering, reads: “In honor of Trump’s birthday, donate to support our friends at ActBlue!” This is a call to donate to ActBlue in honor of Trump's birthday, highlighting a political aspect to the image. Small toy soldiers are visible on the table at the bottom, possibly adding another layer of symbolism. The overall style and message suggest political commentary or satire, rather than a simple birthday greeting.

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Indivisible Baton Rouge ❌👑 @indivisbatonrouge.bsky.social · 26/05/2025

St. George, LA school district legislation moving this week! See flyer for info and how to get involved. Clickable links in pdf version of the flyer here: bit.ly/3ShMrN4 Want to attend a House committee meeting but not sure what to do? Citizen's Guide to House Committee Meetings: bit.ly/4dBHzvV

This flyer summarizes proposed legislation affecting the St. George school district, outlining the bills' content, current status, and instructions for citizen action. The flyer is primarily text-based, detailing two bills, SB25 and SB234, concerning the St. George school district's governance and finances.

SB25 proposes treating St. George as a separate "parish" school system, with its own funding and taxing authority, while SB234 creates a new school board for St. George, with a planned takeover in 2027.

The bills' current statuses are listed:
SB25, a constitutional amendment that would treat St. George as a “parish” school system, is scheduled for hearing before the House Appropriations Committee tomorrow, May 27, starting at 9:00 am. SB234, legislation that creates the St. George school board and sets forth its structure and funding, is scheduled for hearing before House Education Committee this Wednesday, May 28 starting at 9:30 am.

The flyer also includes instructions on how to participate in upcoming committee meetings, encouraging citizens to submit red cards or emails expressing their opinions on the bills. A graphic at the bottom provides contact information for further engagement. The overall mood is informative and somewhat urgent, emphasizing the need for public participation in the legislative process. The visual elements are relatively simple, using mostly text and simple icons. A picture of the Louisiana State Capitol building is present on the right creating a sense of formality and importance.

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boodiek.bsky.social @boodiek.bsky.social · 27/05/2025

@ezralevin.bsky.social Please help spread the word to donate to Actblue for Donald’s birthday-midterms are right around the corner. Thx bsky.app/profile/indi...

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boodiek.bsky.social @boodiek.bsky.social · 27/05/2025

@nwsofa-indivisible.bsky.social In addition to the No Kings protests on June 14th we in Baton Rouge, LA are also gifting ACTBLUE- please join our efforts. bsky.app/profile/indi...

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Indivisible Baton Rouge ❌👑 @indivisbatonrouge.bsky.social · 23/05/2025

While Trump covers his eyes and hides from accountability, we’re showing up loud, proud, and organized. On June 14, attend your local No Kings nokings.org event, then donate to your favorite candidate or cause and add a tip to support our friends at ActBlue! secure.actblue.com

The image is a cartoon-style illustration, likely a political commentary, centered around a caricature of Donald Trump. Trump is depicted as a large-headed figure with his signature blond hair, his hands covering his eyes as though he's playing peek-a-boo or intentionally avoiding something. His expression is somewhat obscured, but hints at discomfort or unease. He is dressed in a dark suit and red tie.

To the left, a figure resembling a man in traditional Arab clothing (possibly a reference to Middle Eastern relationships) is partially visible, seemingly looking on. To the right, a man in a suit holds a wrapped gift, likely alluding to gifts or bribes. A small child-like figure is partially visible behind the gift.

The background features balloons, celebratory streamers, and a party-like atmosphere. The colors are muted, predominantly yellows, oranges, and blues, giving a retro or vintage feel, and contributing to the cartoonish effect. The overall mood is satirical and somewhat accusatory, suggesting that Trump is avoiding something that others are facing openly and directly. The caption reinforces this by highlighting the contrast between Trump hiding and "We're Not" – "we" referring to the onlookers and perhaps the viewers of the image themselves.

The text at the bottom explicitly promotes donations to political campaigns, turning the image into a political fundraising design, with the ActBlue online donation system mentioned. This political context ties the visual satire directly to a specific political message and goal. The style of the image uses deliberately simplified, almost childish features, generating a contrast between its playful aesthetic and its serious political implications.

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Indivisible Baton Rouge ❌👑 @indivisbatonrouge.bsky.social · 24/05/2025

Trump is busy spinning in circles. We’re organizing, mobilizing, and funding leaders who believe in democracy! On June 14, attend your local No Kings event www.nokings.org/, then donate to your favorite candidate or cause and make a gift to our friends at ActBlue: secure.actblue.com/donate/tips-...

The illustration is a cartoon, rendered in a retro style with bold outlines and flat colors. The central figure is a caricature of Donald Trump, blindfolded with a red bandana, attempting to pin a tail onto a donkey drawn on a large white board. The donkey is blue, a color often associated with the Democratic Party. Trump's expression is one of playful concentration, though the overall context suggests irony.

Behind Trump, three individuals stand, wearing party hats and smiling. These figures appear to be supporters, dressed in business attire – two men and one woman – suggesting a professional or political context. The woman has long blonde hair, while the men have shorter hair. Their expressions show amusement and, perhaps, a sense of knowing superiority to the blindfolded Trump.

The background features balloons in orange and yellow, and celebratory streamers in various colors, creating a party atmosphere. However, the text overlay subtly contradicts this celebratory mood.

The text at the top reads "While He Plays Games We're Fighting for our Democracy," directly juxtaposing the playful action of Trump with a more serious political struggle. The bottom text is a call to action, urging viewers to donate to their favorite candidate or cause, in honor of Trump’s birthday, and to tip ActBlue, a Democratic fundraising platform. This text further solidifies the political commentary.

The overall mood of the picture is satirical. The contrast between the festive setting and the critical top text creates an ironic effect, suggesting that while Trump is seemingly unawares, important political progress is taking place. The message is implicitly critical of Trump and his distraction.

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boodiek.bsky.social @boodiek.bsky.social · 24/05/2025

@lawrenceodonnell.msnbc.com Hey for Ol’ 2 Dolls, let donate to our favorite cause or candidate and tip Actblue on his birthday bsky.app/profile/indi...

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boodiek.bsky.social @boodiek.bsky.social · 24/05/2025

@ezralevin.bsky.social The day of the No Kings protest add that extra gift for 2 Dolls Donnie bsky.app/profile/indi...

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Indivisible Baton Rouge ❌👑 @indivisbatonrouge.bsky.social · 23/05/2025

While Trump makes a wish for more investigations, we’re funding the fight for democracy. On June 14, attend your local No Kings nokings.org event, then donate to your favorite candidate or cause and add a tip to support our friends at ActBlue! secure.actblue.com

The illustration is a cartoon, likely digitally created, featuring a stylized version of Donald Trump as the central focus.

Trump is depicted comically oversized, wearing a dark suit and red tie, his face exaggerated for emphasis. He's in the act of blowing out several lit candles on a birthday cake decorated with simple frosting swirls and sprinkles. The cake is positioned on a table covered with a colorful polka-dotted tablecloth.

Surrounding Trump are miniature figures. To his left, a young girl with blonde hair and pink dress stands smiling; to his right, a young man in a dark suit seems slightly awestruck. A young Black child is also present, partially concealed near the girl.

Behind Trump hangs a slightly crumpled "Happy Birthday" banner with large, brightly colored letters. There are also several balloons floating to the upper left and a wrapped gift to the upper right of the frame. The background is a solid light yellow-tan color.

The overall mood is satirical and critical. The small size of the people next to Trump emphasizes his dominance, possibly suggesting his power or influence over those around him. Text across the top states "Blow Out the Candles, Don - We’re Shining a Light on Your Lies.", clearly aiming to convey a message of disapproval. The text at the bottom encourages donations to opposing candidates and tips via ActBlue, further reinforcing the political commentary. The cartoon style, while colorful, uses exaggerated features to create a humorous yet pointed critique.

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Kat Abughazaleh @katmabu.bsky.social · 24/03/2025

I'm Kat Abughazaleh and I'm running for Congress.

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boodiek.bsky.social @boodiek.bsky.social · 10/05/2025

@ezralevin.bsky.social Would National Indivisible be interested in creating a campaign where everyone made a small donation to any organization or candidate via ActBlue along with a tip to AB in honor of Donald’s birthday on June 14th?

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Indivisible Baton Rouge ❌👑 @indivisbatonrouge.bsky.social · 08/05/2025

Mark your calendar and plan to join your fellow Baton Rouge area resisters on Saturday, June 14 from 8:00 am to 11:00 am for This Is Our America -- Visibility Event for No Kings Day in downtown Baton Rouge. Event details here!

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This Is Our America – Visibility Event for No Kings Day · Indivisible Baton Rouge

A military parade on the leader’s birthday, is not America. Citizens gathering peacefully, is. Trump’s military parade could cost as much as $45 million. In our America, we organize and gather for fr...

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