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50501 is a nationwide movement of Americans standing for democracy and against the GOP Administration's undemocratic vices by protesting across 50 states to demand upholding the Constitution and ending executive overreach

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Repository of 50501 Related Resources (v29) (self.General)
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(v29) I decided to start a list of links as I thought that there was no collection of links. We should collect links and images relating to 50501. Please share this list around. If you want to save this repo to your hard drive, click the view source button and copy. Give suggestions to add or edit to the list, via replies or messages, description is not required but appreciated.

If you are creating a guide or list for protestors, lets link to each other so we can get a info network!

Info Network (We are linked to each other!):

Other lists:

Organizing:

  • 50501 (Linktree) Protest in every state capitol! Find actions/virtual actions, Flyer templates so you can edit to include details, and some other resources.
  • Indivisible Find local groups and find actions to take here. Founded in response to Trump's election. Sign up with your Email and Zip code to receive actions you can take locally. You can also file a form to start organizing in your own area.
  • Build The Resistance Find actions, resources, and a hub of content you can contribute to anonymously. /resources contains links to training, mutual aid, know your rights, and a table of user submitted links just like this one.
  • Mobilize Events/Actions, Petitions, Volunteering, Virtual events, Organizations, and Groups, in one page. It has a map of protests.
  • Political revolution
  • Women’s March An organization by feminists. There is an action hub where you can find protests, digital actions, and a People's Toolkit, where you fill out a survey of issues you care about so they can find stuff for you.
  • Stand Up for Science Find protests, local rallies, and local events, to stand up for science. Contains a link to protest safety too, and in the FAQs is a Google Drive for flyers and square images.
  • Tesla Takedown Protest at Tesla dealerships to hurt Musk's gravy train.
  • Americans United Dedicated to the separation of church and state, which means they have to fight Project 2025, which they have a page on. Click on the "GET INVOLVED" button to find events and volunteer.

Protest Events:

  • Hands Off! Website for the April 5th DC protest led by multiple protest organizations. Don't know if this is a one-off website.
  • Mayday Movement USA (Linktree) Occupy the national mall in DC!

Transport/Protest Tools:

  • Rally.co Book bus rides to reach your protests! Search and book.
  • Block Posters Useful for making bigger signs by using multiple pieces of printed paper and combining them to form one big image.

Protesting Areas:

Striking/Unionization:

  • The General Strike If 3.5% of America's population signs up to this, we can call a general strike and stop the economy if demands aren't met.
  • Industrial Workers of the World A grassroots general union that you can join from any job or trade. This union will also help you with forming a union and has resources on how to do so, or you can sign their Red Card for membership. They would be the first to start or join a general strike, and if you want it to happen faster, then start unionizing your workplace.
  • Strike For Our Rights A nonprofit that promotes strikes. You can sign a strike card here.
  • SPECIFIC SUGGESTIONS Slow down productivity by doing simple mischief to your workplace or possibly any relevant place. Contains advice for the saboteur. Click to get a card.
  • National War Tax Resistance Coordinating Committee Hold off on paying your taxes. Has some resources, including on motivation and consequences.

Boycotting:

  • Goods Unite Us Website and App that lets you search a brand and find out it's political contributions.
  • Progressive Shopper Website and extension (Firefox) that lets you search up products and brands by search or category, and it will show how much they donated to what party, the issues progressives would have such as donating to anti abortion or being a tax dodger, and possible alternatives.
  • MAGA Trash Search for companies that are MAGA.
  • Boycott MAGA Has names of brands and celebrities that are MAGA.
  • PublicSquare MAGA website where it has an interactable map full of MAGA companies that have self reported their location to. You even had to sign up to get on this map. You can search with your ZIP code to find MAGA businesses around you. (Note, this is a MAGA website, and someone should archive this.)
  • Bankrupt Trump Find alternatives to products made in the US or Russia. You can search, and pick your location to show local options.
  • Shop Blue (Google Doc) Regularly updated list of brands that have donated to Democrats. You want to buy from the blue and gray backgrounds, or even green.
  • Buy Beaver Website and App where you can search and Buy Canadian. Rates each product by how Canadian it is (Manufacturing, Ingredients, Brand) alongside some pictures. Even includes a scanner.
  • Buy European Buy European. Can search, or browse by category, or look for an alternative.
  • Go European Switch to European products and services. Also available as a browser extension. Use filters or categories to find physical or digital alternatives to American companies, or even search for a specific country.
  • European Alternatives "European alternatives for digital products." Search by category or by alternatives.

Home Actions:

  • 5 Calls Helpful website and App that finds your representatives and gives you a script so you can call them on an issue that matters to you.
  • Congressional Switchboard: (202) 224-3121. Lets you find your representatives by state and you can choose one to call.
  • FaxZero Send free faxes to people, especially your representatives if they are ignoring your calls, which on the home page is links to a list of representatives you can fax to.
  • Democracy.io Email your representatives. Put your address, city, and ZIP, and it will find your representatives and you can email more than one at the same time.
  • Resistbot Bot you can text to via phone. Can mass email/text/fax representatives. I don't completely understand it's paid content coins and premium stuff.

Anti-ICE

Protestor Guides:

Privacy/INFOSEC/OPSEC/OSINT:

  • Hitchhiker’s Guide Huge guide by many people on how to be anonymous online, or even offline/IRL. Covers many things. If you want to participate anonymously, or do any kind of activist or whistleblower work, this is worth a read.
  • OSINT Framework Big tree of resources for searching and gathering public data for intelligence. Also includes some privacy stuff.
  • Intelligence X OSINT search engine. /tools is also worth a try.
  • OSINT? WTF?? What is open-source intelligence? Explains what OSINT is.
  • EFF's Surveillance Self-Defense Project A bunch of guides on how to protect yourself from surveillance.
  • Tails OS The portable Operating System that forgets. Designed specifically for privacy and activists.
  • The Privacy Raccoon Privacy software list that I recommend. It has most of the stuff I would recommend to anyone for privacy.
  • PRISM Break Another privacy software list that I recommend second.
  • Awesome Privacy (1) (2) Cut away from big tech's control and selling of your data with this awesome privacy list.
  • Privacy Guides Another privacy list.
  • Digital Defense Your own interactable privacy checklist.
  • Practical Privacy Choose your privacy goal path, and follow the card's instructions. Each card has resources.
  • Digital security for activists Part of the Activist Handbook. Explains why you need security, and how to do it.
  • Data Broker Remover Tool Put your email on there, and this tool will tell many data brokers to stop selling your data and remove it.
  • IntelTechniques Has some free PDFs in the Resources section, and some Tools.

Trackers:

Communities/Social Medias:

Media:

Advice/Writeups:

Turnout:

Other:

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Welcome To 50501 Movement Lemmy! (50501.chat)
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Good guideline (piefed.cdn.blahaj.zone)
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Feeding local wildlife (lemmy.world)
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Why do you hate AI? (lemmy.world)
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"garbage account"

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“This is a fucking disaster”: Generational Republican family loses 95-year-old mill to Trump’s tariff mess - WTF Detective (wtfdetective.blog)
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cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/40096934

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Trump sued by preservation group over $300m White House ballroom project (www.theguardian.com)
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National Trust looks to halt construction, claiming Trump tore down historic East Wing without needed permission

Donald Trump is facing a federal lawsuit seeking to halt construction on his $300m White House ballroom, with historic preservationists accusing the president of violating multiple federal laws by tearing down part of the iconic building without required reviews or congressional approval.

The legal challenge, filed on Friday by the National Trust for Historic Preservation in the US district court for the District of Columbia, represents the most significant attempt yet to stop Trump’s 90,000-sq-ft addition to the White House complex. The organization is seeking a temporary restraining order to freeze all construction activities until proper federal oversight procedures are completed.

“No president is legally allowed to tear down portions of the White House without any review whatsoever – not President Trump, not President Joe Biden, and not anyone else,” the complaint reads. “And no president is legally allowed to construct a ballroom on public property without giving the public the opportunity to weigh in.”

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Please Don’t Be a Lurker! (piefed.kobel.fyi)
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In the monthly server updates for lemmy.zip/piefed.zip there's a mantra that's repeated every month. I think it's wonderful and can be applied to the Fediverse as a whole.

If you’re new here - WELCOME! I hope you’re enjoying your time here :)

Just one small teeny-tiny request. The greatest gift you can give the Fediverse (Original: Lemmy.zip and Piefed.zip) isn’t money, praise, or interpretive dance (although we would absolutely accept the last one). Its participation.

Upvote the things you like. Start a discussion, debate, or ponder about whether water is wet or merely makes things wet. Make new communities if you don’t see one that fits your oddly specific niche obsession.
(We don’t judge. Well, we try not to judge anyway.)

The fediverse naturally ebbs and flows, tides of people come and go. But if you’ve found yourself oddly attached to this strange little corner of the internet? Wonderful. Help it breathe. Help it grow. Help it be just a tiny bit weirder in the best possible way.

So if you’ve gone to the effort of clicking Sign Up and proving you’re not a robot (unless you are, in which case hello and welcome to our new AI overlords), then please, I beg of you:

Stick around. Add your voice. It really does make this place better.

Original post by @Demigodrick@lemmy.zip

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Just Kidding... Unless? (lemmy.world)
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ICE agents tackle, arrest American citizen in Minneapolis (www.mprnews.org)
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Federal immigration agents tackled and arrested a Somali American man in Minneapolis on Tuesday and detained him for about two hours for no apparent reason other than his ethnicity.

Mubashir, who moved to the United States as a small boy and became a naturalized American citizen, said that he stepped onto a sidewalk near 4th Street and Cedar Avenue during his lunch break when two masked men approached him. The Cedar-Riverside neighborhood is the heart of the city’s Somali American community.

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Actual theft (media.piefed.world)
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Poll Finds 62% of Republicans Believe Gov’t is ‘Hiding’ Info on Epstein’s Clients (www.mediaite.com)
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More code = more better (lemmy.zip)
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Anon is a linguist (lemmy.world)
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Expert says Dems have "once-in-a-generation" chance to flip hundreds of seats across the nation - LGBTQ Nation (www.lgbtqnation.com)
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Sweeping Democratic victories in off-year elections seem to be foreshadowing a very good midterms for the party, and one expert believes it’s even bigger than that.

“This is a once-in-a-generation opportunity to fundamentally transform legislative power,” Heather Williams, president of the Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee (DLCC), which focuses on electing Democrats to statehouses, told Mother Jones.

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Denmark Flags the United States as a Security Risk for the First Time (lavocedinewyork.com)
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It's quite impressive that most English speakers across the world understand each other, despite variations in accents/dialects (lemmy.world)
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Additional context:

Native speakers of my mother tongue do not all understand each other due to some pretty extreme dialects. Now that I'm in Europe, I've noticed multiple instances of people sometimes not understand the dialect of someone from a village 10-20 km away...

In contrast, for example most American, British, and Australian people can just... understand each other like that?? I never thought much about it before but it's pretty incredible

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Corn or something idk (media.piefed.world)
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Do you have strong opinions about universal basic income? (lemmy.world)
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Have YOU ever done this? (lemmy.world)
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There is software/a technology company/a game named after MANY of the elements in the periodic table (sopuli.xyz)
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edit: many, not most

Based on a few quick searches, here's what I came up with. You can tell that I got pretty bored once I got to the Lanthanide series and beyond. The ones without ":" are the ones I didn't check, as I doubt there's any software called "Dysprosium" and "Roentgenium", but I would love to be proven wrong!

One thing of note, I included a few racehorses are named after elements (most of which from the 1800s, which is interesting)

1 - H - Hydrogen: open-source drum machine

2 - He - Helium: Chromium-based browser, "Helium10" is e-commerce software

3 - Li - Lithium: "Li3", formerly "lithium", is a PHP web framework, optimization mod for Minecraft

4 - Be - Beryllium: proprietary lathe software written in Python

5 - B - Boron: N/A?

6 - C - Carbon: C-based API developed by Apple to port classic Mac apps to MacOS X, programming language developed by Google to be interoperable with C++, "Karbon" is some accounting management software

7 - N - Nitrogen: Financial planning software (previously "Riskalyze"). Funnily enough, there is also a racehorse called "Nitrogen" which, according to Wikipedia, was the 2024 "Canadian Champion Two-Year-Old Filly"!

8 - O - Oxygen: default font in KDE, "OxygenOS" is the skin of Android in (global) OnePlus phones. "Oxygen XML editor" is self-explanatory. Again, there is a racehorse called "Oxygen" which Wikipedia says was regarded as the "leading two-year-old filly in the South of England in 1830"!

9 - F - Fluorine: some productivity app

10 - Ne - Neon: game engine, music visualisation software, "KDE Neon" is a distro developed by KDE

11 - Na - Sodium: Minecraft optimization mod, MMO game for PS3, and interestingly enough, another racehorse!

12 - Mg - Magnesium: port of the "Sodium" Minecraft optimization mod for Forge

13 - Al - Aluminium: Google's "Aluminium OS" (replacement for ChromeOS), various software designed for manufacturing/designing aluminium parts

14 - Si - Silicon: "Silicon IDE" is self explanatory, "Silicon Labs" is a Japanese technology company, Apple's processors are known as "Apple Silicon", you of course have "Silicon Valley"

15 - P - Phosphorus: some IoT enterprise solution. This is also yet another racehorse, which won the 1837 Epsom Derby despite having a leg injury!

16 - S - Sulfur/Sulphur: a modern old-school action-adventure game, codename for Fedora 9. "Sulphur Nimbus: Hel's Elixir" is a game on itch.io where you control a hippogriff, interesting!

17 - Cl - Chlorine: library to interact with OpenCL devices

18 - Ar - Argon: CAD modelling software, tool for developing Roblox games. "Argon2" is a cryptographic key derivation function that won the 2015 Password Hashing Competition

19 - K - Potassium: "Kalium" (where we get the symbol "K" from!) is the name of a web framework that handle asynchronous microservices

20 - Ca - Calcium: digital health software, web calendar by "Brown Bear Software"

21 - Sc - Scandium: Automation tool for software testing. One thing of note, a company called "Element 21" (a golf and fishing equipment company) paid the Russian Federal Space Agency to launch a golf ball into space!

22 - Ti - Titanium: Sophisticated malware discovered in 2019 by Kaspersky Lab. "Titanium SDK" is used to develop native Android and iOS apps using JavaScript.

23 - V - Vanadium: Browser developed by the GrapheneOS team

24 - Cr - Chromium: The backbone of all the modern browsers, aside from Firefox and its forks, OpenGL implementation

25 - Mn - Manganese: Codename for Windows 10 20H2 apparently?

26 - Fe - Iron: C# library company (they have a suite of .NET apps prefixed with "Iron"), "IronFox" is a privacy-focused Android browser

27 - Co - Cobalt: codename for v6.0 of PalmOS, action side-scrolling game developed by Mojang, CAD modelling program

28 - Ni - Nickel: some payment processor

29 - Cu - Copper: some web-based project management tool

30 - Zn - Zinc: "Zinc Application Platform" is used for creating GUI apps. "OpenZinc" is a project to preserve v1.0 to v4.2 of the former. It's also ANOTHER racehorse!

31 - Ga - Gallium: "Gallium3D" is a set of open-source graphics drivers that is part of the Mesa library of graphics drivers. "GalliumOS" is a discontinued OS targeting Chromebooks

32 - Ge - Germanium: Codename for Windows 11 24H2

33 - As - Arsenic: audience response system (whatever that is?), some online gaming website

34 - Se - Selenium: software testing framework

35 - Br - Bromine: codename for Windows 11 26H2 (an apt name, it sounds very smelly with lots of AI "features"...). "Bromite", the Chromium-based browser, is pretty close but is an ion containing bromine (BrO2-)

36 - Kr - Krypton: a programming language

37 - Rb - Rubidium: N/A?

38 - Sr - Strontium: Russian hacker group "Fancy Bear" is sometimes called "STRONTIUM"

39 - Y - Yttrium: Russian hacker group "Cozy Bear" is sometimes called "YTTRIUM"

40 - Zr - Zirconium: N/A?

41 - Nb - Niobium: N/A?

42 - Mo - Molybdenum: N/A?

43 - Tc - Technetium: N/A?

44 - Ru - Ruthenium: N/A?

45 - Rh - Rhodium: N/A?

46 - Pd - Palladium: A 1958 CIA program to study and interfere Soviet radar (yes really)

47 - Ag - Silver: 2nd gen Pokemon game, various video game characters named Silver

48 - Cd - Cadmium: N/A?

49 - In - Indium: N/A?

50 - Sn - Tin: newsreader software

51 - Sb - Antimony: CAD software

52 - Te - Tellurium: some Python package about biology stuff idk

53 - I - Iodine: some AI software used in hospitals, idk

54 - Xe - Xenon: Dutch software used in 6 countries to find tax evaders (yes really), codename for Xbox 360

55 - Cs - Caesium/Cesium: library specialising in "3D geospatial visualisation" (i.e. globes)

56 - Ba - Barium: N/A?

57 - La - Lanthanum: N/A?

58 - Ce - Cerium
59 - Pr - Praseodymium
60 - Nd - Neodymium
61 - Pm - Promethium
62 - Sm - Samarium
63 - Eu - Europium
64 - Gd - Gadolinium
65 - Tb - Terbium
66 - Dy - Dysprosium
67 - Ho - Holmium
68 - Er - Erbium
69 - Tm - Thulium
70 - Yb - Ytterbium
71 - Lu - Lutetium
72 - Hf - Hafnium
73 - Ta - Tantalum

74 - W - Tungsten: "WolframAlpha" is a supercharged version of the calculator ("Wolfram" is where we get the W!), "Wolfram Language" is used in the computing program "Wolfram Mathematica"

75 - Re - Rhenium

76 - Os - Osmium: N/A?

77 - Ir - Iridium

78 - Pt - Platinum: 4th gen pokemon game

79 - Au - Gold: 2nd gen Pokemon game and its protagonist

80 - Hg - Mercury: software developed by the Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre to analyze crystal structures

81 - Tl - Thallium

82 - Pb - Lead: N/A?

83 - Bi - Bismuth: programming language, tiling windows add-on for KDE Plasma

84 - Po - Polonium: N/A?

85 - At - Astatine
86 - Rn - Radon
87 - Fr - Francium
88 - Ra - Radium 89 - Ac - Actinium
90 - Th - Thorium
91 - Pa - Protactinium

92 - U - Uranium: backup software

93 - Np - Neptunium: N/A?

94 - Pu - Plutonium: Call of Duty mod

95 - Am - Americium
96 - Cm - Curium
97 - Bk - Berkelium
98 - Cf - Californium
99 - Es - Einsteinium
100 - Fm - Fermium

101 - Md - Mendelevium: N/A?

102 - No - Nobelium
103 - Lr - Lawrencium
104 - Rf - Rutherfordium
105 - Db - Dubnium
106 - Sg - Seaborgium 107 - Bh - Bohrium
108 - Hs - Hassium
109 - Mt - Meitnerium
110 - Ds - Darmstadtium
111 - Rg - Roentgenium
112 - Cn - Copernicium
113 - Nh - Nihonium
114 - Fl - Flerovium
115 - Mc - Moscovium
116 - Lv - Livermorium
117 - Ts - Tennessine

118 - Og - Oganesson: free open-source cache deleter? Weird

Is this the right community to post this in? It's not really a meme, but it's not very serious either...

Now I need to get back to doing chemistry homework...

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Rising tensions and finger-pointing at DHS amid pressure to ramp up deportations (www.nbcnews.com)
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Some DHS officials have threatened to quit and are concerned their emails are being monitored, sources say.

White House pressure to ramp up deportations has sparked rising tension and finger-pointing inside the Department of Homeland Security, with the agency’s secretary, Kristi Noem, and her top adviser blaming subordinates for not hitting arrest quotas and undermining their relationships inside the West Wing, according to two DHS officials with direct knowledge of the matter.

Noem and her close adviser Corey Lewandowski have sought to deflect blame from themselves for any White House frustration with the pace and scope of the deportations, pinning it instead on the leaders of the agencies in charge of immigration enforcement — acting ICE Director Todd Lyons and Customs and Border Protection Commissioner Rodney Scott, the DHS officials said.

Underscoring the turmoil, Scott recently expressed concern to colleagues that Lewandowski is able to monitor his emails, the two officials and another DHS official said, sparking concern among other top staffers that their messages were being reviewed.

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5 bucks on the black ants. (feddit.org)
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Whatever happened to the days when shit just...worked? (kbin.melroy.org)
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Every waking day of every waking use of the devices I have, I find myself constantly fighting a lot with the shitty input and recognition of said input. Things I swore I clicked once but having to click twice or sometimes three times. Such lag input between the last time I clicked and to the time the function of whatever I had to click fucking functioned.

With phones it is obviously worse, with finger input being either too sensitive or too dulled to register, inquiring more touches just to get somewhere or to type something, along with the separated frustrations aside trying to type on awful keyboard interfaces.

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Hustle culture (sopuli.xyz)
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