The Quiet Work That Moves Mountains
It isn’t glamorous. It doesn’t happen all at once. It rarely earns headlines or hashtags. But the work we’re doing in Anderson County — the organizing, the listening, the relentless showing up — it’s moving something.
If you stop and feel the ground beneath you, and you notice a low, steady rumble…That movement you feel?
It’s us.
DEI: The Three Letters Republicans Love to Hate - And the Fourth One They Want You to Forget
Here’s what they don’t want you to know: the government’s definition isn’t just DEI—it’s DEIA. That last letter stands for Accessibility.
And now, as Trump’s Education Department prepares for its final days under Linda McMahon, that “A” is being erased right along with everything else.
The Anderson County Republican Party Doesn’t Care About Public Schools—They Want to Control Them
Anderson County Republican Chair Myra Mansfield just admitted what we’ve suspected all along: Republicans don’t think school boards exist to serve students.
They said the quiet part out loud. Public schools aren’t here for politicians. They exist to educate our kids. If Republicans don’t believe that, they don’t belong anywhere near our schools.
Feeling Hopeless? Get Out and Get Moving.
I walked out of Democratic HQ feeling exhausted, frustrated, and mad. So many people are already talking like we’ve lost. But we haven’t.
We knew this was coming. It’s scary—but that’s exactly why we can’t give up. We’re just two weeks in—way yonder too early to throw in the towel.
Find Your People, Build Your Power: A Letter to Those Ready to Fight
Feeling overwhelmed by politics? Real change doesn’t start at the top—it starts locally. This article breaks down how to get off social media, build real community power, and take action where it matters. Organizing is the only way forward.
The Truth About Vouchers: Governor Lee’s Plan Hurts Tennessee Public Schools
“Governor Bill Lee’s latest attempt to push school vouchers onto Tennessee undermines public education, disguises inequity as opportunity, and prioritizes affluent families over those in need. It’s time to demand real investments in our public schools and reject this “reverse Robin Hood” scheme.”