Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Charlottesville
717 Rugby Road
Let's reflect on what we've accomplished together so far and engage in planning to meet the challenges ahead.
All are welcome to join us!
Childcare available. Registration required.
Parking is limited, please carpool if you can.
Sojourners Church of Christ
1017 Elliott Avenue, Charlottesville
How to Take Action to Protect Our Neighbors
A FREE training by an experienced activist and legal observer on legal actions you can take.
Together we can build a community that offers support and protection in our neighborhoods!
Please register here: https://bit.ly/CvilleICE
Sponsored by Indivisible Charlottesville and Keep Going Together
Albemarle County Office Building
401 McIntire Rd, Charlottesville, VA
American union members fought—and often sacrificed much—for the rights we all enjoy today: weekends, fair pay, sick leave, lunch breaks, overtime pay, pensions, workman’s comp, and safe working conditions. These didn’t just happen; they were won through hard-fought battles by organized labor.
But today Trump and his billionaire friends are pilfering money from critical services that workers and working families rely on—like SNAP food support and healthcare—and redirecting it to the pockets of billionaires and the funding of Trump's private army of ICE agents.
On Labor Day, Monday September 1st, Charlottesville and thousands of communities across the country will be standing together, in solidarity with local workers and working families, to continue organizing to stop this attempted Trump Administration takeover!
On September 1st we’ll also be kicking off “Labor Month”—a full month of action lifting up local unions and the workers who keep our communities running every day. During Labor Month come out to help us amplify unions’ campaigns, initiatives, and calls to action, and invite the community to make our solidarity visible, loud and strong. Come out to honor the workers who built this country and the unions that fight every day for fair wages and safe workplaces. For unions, every day is Labor Day!
Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church
1901 Thomson Rd, Charlottesville
Our Summer Activist’s Series continues Thursday August 21! Come join us to learn more about the how and why of our fight against fascism.
How do we organize a protest, and plan a campaign, to create tangible changes in our lives here and now?
How do we practice daily actions to protect each other from the grips of an authoritarian state?
How do we connect across communities and issues?
What have we learned from resistance movements in the U.S. and elsewhere?
What have we learned from each other here in Charlottesville? Join as many sessions as you can – let’s build power!
Ready, Set, Go! Organizing in Action
Join us for the last session of the People’s Summer Activist Series! What’s next? How will we use what we learned this summer? In this session, we will talk about finding your roles, forming your teams, making plans, and taking action against fascism.
More information here: www.indivisiblecharlottesville.org/2025-peoples-summer-workshop
You can order delicious tamales to pick up at the church for this event here. Please note that you must order by Tuesday August 19 for the August 21 session.
Congressman McGuire’s Lynchburg Office
20564 Timberlake Rd, Lynchburg, VA 24502
Indivisible Lynchburg, Indivisible Charlottesville, and the Charlottesville Clergy Collective invite those across Virginia’s 5th District to join us for Moral Monday: How the BBBill will hurt the people of the 5th District — and how McGuire’s complicity makes him an unworthy “representative” for the district.
Please bring signs for visibility as well as a note addressed to Congressman McGuire sharing your concerns. We will try to meet with a staffer and leave the notes.
We will gather along Timberlake Road in front of his office for a pop up visibility brigade.
Charlottesville people: there will be a carpool to Lynchburg. Meet at the Fifth Street Station shopping center in front of Planet Fitness, near Wegmans, at 9 AM.
Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church
1901 Thomson Rd, Charlottesville
Our Summer Activist’s Series continues Thursday August 14! Come join us to learn more about the how and why of our fight against fascism.
How do we organize a protest, and plan a campaign, to create tangible changes in our lives here and now?
How do we practice daily actions to protect each other from the grips of an authoritarian state?
How do we connect across communities and issues?
What have we learned from resistance movements in the U.S. and elsewhere?
What have we learned from each other here in Charlottesville? Join as many sessions as you can – let’s build power!
Mapping Power, Building Movements: Strategy for the Long Haul
How can we create effective strategies to make the changes we want in our community? Strategy involves identifying a goal, assessing available resources and opportunities, and designing a series of steps that bring more and more community members into collective action towards that goal. This session will discuss key elements of how to design strategies that will help us win our goals and grow our movements.
More information here: www.indivisiblecharlottesville.org/2025-peoples-summer-workshop
You can order delicious tamales to pick up at the church for this event here. Please note that you must order by Tuesday August 12 for the August 14 session.
Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church
1901 Thomson Rd, Charlottesville
Our Summer Activist’s Series continues Thursday August 7! Come join us to learn more about the how and why of our fight against fascism.
How do we organize a protest, and plan a campaign, to create tangible changes in our lives here and now?
How do we practice daily actions to protect each other from the grips of an authoritarian state?
How do we connect across communities and issues?
What have we learned from resistance movements in the U.S. and elsewhere?
What have we learned from each other here in Charlottesville? Join as many sessions as you can – let’s build power!
De-escalation Skills for Community Defense: Conflicts Among Organizers
Conflicts among social justice community organizers are often used by the state to divide and weaken our movements. We don’t have to agree with each other on everything, but we do need skills for moving through conflicts in ways that strengthen our relationships, clarify our goals and boundaries, and support each other’s continued involvement in taking action against fascism. We will discuss common patterns of conflicts among social justice organizers, the emotional ups and downs of conflict, and some tools to keep each other safe and keep our movements growing.
More information here: www.indivisiblecharlottesville.org/2025-peoples-summer-workshop
You can order delicious tamales to pick up at the church for this event here. Please note that you must order by Tuesday August 5 for the August 7 session.
The Shops at Stonefield
2100 Hydraulic Road
“WE THE PEOPLE ARE ANGRY. This isn’t just a moment—it’s a movement. A strategy. We’re not asking for permission—we’re demanding change.”
As many in the local community will be directly impacted by the devastating cuts in Trump’s morally obscene bill—cuts that strip vital services like healthcare and nutrition from the poor and working class just to benefit those who already have everything—protests alone are not enough. We’re committed to taking action that uplifts the people hit hardest by this fascist regime. Donations will be collected for one of the community’s most essential programs: the Blue Ridge Area Food Bank.
There will be a table set up to support The Majority Project by Signs of Justice—a powerful, coordinated campaign to flood Congress with 12 million postcards, showing that the true majority of Americans stand for justice and equity, and not the extremist agenda the far right is pushing which doesn’t reflect the will of the people.
“Our rage is not reckless. It’s righteous. It’s peaceful, but it is not passive. We do not break, nor do we break others. We build a power the regime cannot contain. We refuse to let our anger burn us out, it only lights the way forward.”
Attendees are encouraged to:
Bring a non-perishable item to donate to the Blue Ridge Area Food Bank (BRAFB) to support local families in need.
Write a postcard to your representative, reminding they have been elected to represent their constituents and will be held accountable for their actions
Carpool or take Charlottesville Area Transit (CAT), which offers free rides, to reduce traffic and support sustainability.
Patronize and support the shops at Stonefield.
Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church
1901 Thomson Rd, Charlottesville
Our Summer Activist’s Series continues Thursday July 31! Come join us to learn more about the how and why of our fight against fascism.
How do we organize a protest, and plan a campaign, to create tangible changes in our lives here and now?
How do we practice daily actions to protect each other from the grips of an authoritarian state?
How do we connect across communities and issues?
What have we learned from resistance movements in the U.S. and elsewhere?
What have we learned from each other here in Charlottesville? Join as many sessions as you can – let’s build power!
We Refuse: Collective Non-Cooperation to Topple Authoritarianism
Let’s look at antifascist approaches to refuse compliance with authoritarianism. We will talk about theories and examples of non-cooperation with fascism. We’ll reflect on what actions – or inactions – we could imagine ourselves choosing, and what support we might need. We’ll envision how non-cooperation strategies can be embedded in small teams and broad networks to build mass movements against fascism.
More information here: www.indivisiblecharlottesville.org/2025-peoples-summer-workshop
You can order delicious tamales to pick up at the church for this event here. Please note that you must order by Tuesday July 29 for the July 31 session.
Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church
1901 Thomson Rd, Charlottesville
Our Summer Activist’s Series continues Thursday July 24! Come join us to learn more about the how and why of our fight against fascism.
How do we organize a protest, and plan a campaign, to create tangible changes in our lives here and now?
How do we practice daily actions to protect each other from the grips of an authoritarian state?
How do we connect across communities and issues?
What have we learned from resistance movements in the U.S. and elsewhere?
What have we learned from each other here in Charlottesville? Join as many sessions as you can – let’s build power!
Lock it Down: Tools for Safer Digital Organizing
Smartphones, social media and the internet have made it easier than ever to organize. But this technology also opens new avenues for surveillance and bad actors to hinder or harm organizers. This session talks about the basics of digital safety—why it’s important, why you should care, and how to keep you and those around you safe.
More information here: www.indivisiblecharlottesville.org/2025-peoples-summer-workshop
You can order delicious tamales to pick up at the church for this event here. Please note that you must order by July 22 for the July 24 session.
Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church
1901 Thomson Rd, Charlottesville
Our Summer Activist’s Series continues Thursday July 17! Come join us to learn more about the how and why of our fight against fascism.
How do we organize a protest, and plan a campaign, to create tangible changes in our lives here and now?
How do we practice daily actions to protect each other from the grips of an authoritarian state?
How do we connect across communities and issues?
What have we learned from resistance movements in the U.S. and elsewhere?
What have we learned from each other here in Charlottesville? Join as many sessions as you can – let’s build power!
Organizing for Immigration Justice
Understand the current state of the U.S. immigration system and the connections between immigration enforcement, white supremacy, and state violence. Learn how communities are protecting and supporting their immigrant neighbors and how we can build power in solidarity with immigrant and refugee communities.
More information here: www.indivisiblecharlottesville.org/2025-peoples-summer-workshop
You can order delicious tamales to pick up at the church for this event here. Please note that you must order by July 15 for the July 17 session.
Booker T. Washington Park
1001 Preston Ave., Charlottesville VA 22903
Featuring:
Personal reflections,
Singing,
Signs
Our rights are under attack. Our democracy is under siege. We’ve been here before, and we know what to do.
On July 17, we honor the anniversary of the passing of civil rights hero John Lewis, not with ceremonies, but with action. Across the country, we will take to the streets, courthouses, and community spaces to carry forward his fight for justice, voting rights, and dignity for all.
This is more than a protest, it’s a moral reckoning. A continuation of the movement Lewis helped lead, and a new front in the struggle for freedom.
Please note: a core principle behind all of Indivisible Charlottesville’s actions is a commitment to nonviolence in all we do. We expect all participants to seek to de-escalate any potential confrontation with those who disagree with our values.
Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church
1901 Thomson Rd, Charlottesville
Our Summer Activist’s Series continues Thursday July 10! Come join us to learn more about the how and why of our fight against fascism.
How do we organize a protest, and plan a campaign, to create tangible changes in our lives here and now?
How do we practice daily actions to protect each other from the grips of an authoritarian state?
How do we connect across communities and issues?
What have we learned from resistance movements in the U.S. and elsewhere?
What have we learned from each other here in Charlottesville? Join as many sessions as you can – let’s build power!
Whiteness and the Myth of American Democracy
From Manifest Destiny to Jim Crow, this session will examine how white supremacy has shaped and upheld the illusion of American “democracy”, tracing the ways capitalism has created racial and class caste systems inherently embedded in U.S. political institutions and international relations policy.
More information here: www.indivisiblecharlottesville.org/2025-peoples-summer-workshop
You can order delicious tamales to pick up at the church for this event here. Please note that you must order by July 8 for the July 10 session.
Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church
1901 Thomson Rd, Charlottesville
Our Summer Activist’s Series continues Thursday July 3! Come join us to learn more about the how and why of our fight against fascism.
How do we organize a protest, and plan a campaign, to create tangible changes in our lives here and now?
How do we practice daily actions to protect each other from the grips of an authoritarian state?
How do we connect across communities and issues?
What have we learned from resistance movements in the U.S. and elsewhere?
What have we learned from each other here in Charlottesville? Join as many sessions as you can – let’s build power!
Stronger Together: Building Teams and Coalitions through Relationships
This session will explore how trust, shared purpose, and deep relationships form the foundation of strong teams and lasting coalitions. Participants will practice skills for relational organizing, navigating conflict, and sustaining collective work over time.
More information here: www.indivisiblecharlottesville.org/2025-peoples-summer-workshop
You can order delicious tamales to pick up at the church for this event here. Please note that you must order by July 1 for the July 3 session.
Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church
1901 Thomson Rd, Charlottesville
Our Summer Activist’s Series continues Thursday June 26! Come join us to learn more about the how and why of our fight against fascism.
How do we organize a protest, and plan a campaign, to create tangible changes in our lives here and now?
How do we practice daily actions to protect each other from the grips of an authoritarian state?
How do we connect across communities and issues?
What have we learned from resistance movements in the U.S. and elsewhere?
What have we learned from each other here in Charlottesville? Join as many sessions as you can – let’s build power!
Organizing with Community, Led by Community: PHAR and the Fight for Local Power
This session will highlight the work of the Public Housing Association of Residents (PHAR) and their leadership in the fight for housing justice and local power in Charlottesville. Participants will learn about organizing that is rooted in community, led by directly impacted residents, and grounded in long-term vision and accountability.
More information here: www.indivisiblecharlottesville.org/2025-peoples-summer-workshop
You can order delicious tamales to pick up at the church for this event here. Please note that you must order by June 24 for the June 26 session.
Indivisible Charlottesville will hold a rally in support of our immigrant community members Thursday, June 26, at 5:30pm at the Charlottesville Free Speech Wall, as part of Public Citizen's national "Disappeared in America" campaign.
Speakers will display photos and share the stories of the disappeared. We will call on the Trump Administration's to stop its brutal mass roundup enforcement tactics; our immigrant neighbors deserve to feel safe in our community.
We will also have a mobile information center with facts about the current American immigration landscape, with local experts to answer immigration-related questions.
After the event we will meet up at Brazos Tacos (Ix Park location) for dinner/drinks/snacks as a benefit for nonprofit immigrant services organization Sin Barreras.
We invite you, your friends, affiliated groups, and any concerned community members to join us!
Brazos Tacos, 925 2nd St SE, Charlottesville
Join us for another Indivisible Charlottesville meetup at Brazos Tacos in IX Art Park! Come any time from 5PM to 7PM, grab some tacos and a margarita or a beer, and chat with other IC folks.
No agenda, no work, just a fun time with some good food and drink, and maybe some new friends!
Look for the table with the Indivisible Charlottesville placard.
Rain or shine—we’ll move inside in case of inclement weather.
The Shops at Stonefield
2100 Hydraulic Rd, Charlottesville, VA 22901
(Intersection of Hydraulic and 29)
They’ve defied our courts, deported Americans, disappeared people off the streets, attacked our civil rights, and slashed our services. The corruption has Gone. Too. Far.
No thrones. No crowns. No kings.
He’s using OUR tax dollars to pay for HIS party.
Donald Trump’s birthday celebration is expected to cost millions of our tax dollars, all while Republicans claim there’s no money for Social Security, SNAP, or Medicaid.
We are united against kings.
Trump has already indicated that he’s aiming for at least a third term, and now he’s planning a self-aggrandizing military parade in D.C But the American people don’t put up with kings. Together, we will mobilize in huge numbers to reject this corruption and abuse of power—it’s in our DNA as a country.
They’ve gone too far.
This is bigger than political disagreement. They’ve defied our courts, deported American citizens, disappeared people off the streets, and slashed our services—all while orchestrating a massive giveaway to their billionaire allies. Enough is enough. For anyone who thinks he’s gone too far, this movement is for you.
The Army’s birthday isn’t about parades or pageantry — it marks the beginning of America’s rejection of kings.
On June 14, 1775, the Continental Congress created the U.S. Army to stand up against a monarch who claimed absolute power. 250 years later, Donald Trump wants to twist that legacy into a personal celebration of himself.
That’s why we say: No Thrones. No Crowns. No Kings.
No Kings is about defending the ideals they fought for. This country doesn’t belong to strongmen. It belongs to the people.
Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church
1901 Thomson Rd, Charlottesville
Our Summer Activist’s Series continues Thursday June 12! Come join us to learn more about the how and why of our fight against fascism.
How do we organize a protest, and plan a campaign, to create tangible changes in our lives here and now?
How do we practice daily actions to protect each other from the grips of an authoritarian state?
How do we connect across communities and issues?
What have we learned from resistance movements in the U.S. and elsewhere?
What have we learned from each other here in Charlottesville? Join as many sessions as you can – let’s build power!
Health & Safety at Protests
This session will cover practical strategies to stay physically safe and emotionally grounded during protests, including guidance on what to bring, how to respond to police tactics, and how to support others. We’ll also discuss collective care practices and ways to minimize risk for the most vulnerable in our communities.
More information here: www.indivisiblecharlottesville.org/2025-peoples-summer-workshop
You can order delicious tamales to pick up at the church for this event here. Please note that you must order by June 10 for the June 12 session.
Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church
1901 Thomson Rd, Charlottesville
Our Summer Activist’s Series continues Thursday June 5! Come join us to learn more about the how and why of our fight against fascism.
How do we organize a protest, and plan a campaign, to create tangible changes in our lives here and now?
How do we practice daily actions to protect each other from the grips of an authoritarian state?
How do we connect across communities and issues?
What have we learned from resistance movements in the U.S. and elsewhere?
What have we learned from each other here in Charlottesville? Join as many sessions as you can – let’s build power!
Know Your Rights, Use Your Power
This is an essential workshop in the People's Activist Summer Series designed to equip participants with practical knowledge to advocate for themselves and their communities. This session will cover fundamental civil rights, navigating encounters with law enforcement, and strategies for resisting systemic injustice through informed action.
More information here: www.indivisiblecharlottesville.org/2025-peoples-summer-workshop
You can order delicious tamales to pick up at the church for this event here. Please note that you must order by June 3 for the June 5 session.
Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church
1901 Thomson Rd, Charlottesville
The next session of our Summer Activist’s Series is Thursday May 29! Come join us to learn more about the how and why of our fight against fascism.
How do we organize a protest, and plan a campaign, to create tangible changes in our lives here and now?
How do we practice daily actions to protect each other from the grips of an authoritarian state?
How do we connect across communities and issues?
What have we learned from resistance movements in the U.S. and elsewhere?
What have we learned from each other here in Charlottesville? Join as many sessions as you can – let’s build power!
Crackdowns & Comebacks: The Fight for Freedom over the past 100 Years
This session explores a century of organizing and resistance in the face of repression. We'll examine the strategies activists have used to push back against oppression and reclaim their freedom, offering lessons for today's struggles for liberation.
More information here: www.indivisiblecharlottesville.org/2025-peoples-summer-workshop
McGuffey Art Center
201 2nd Street Northwest Charlottesville, VA 22902
An evening of theater, art, music, & refreshment to support: Blue Ridge Abortion Fund, New River Abortion Access Fund, & The Green Cab.
Virginia is the one remaining safe haven for abortion care in the South. And abortion access providers here need our help more than ever to make sure people get the care they need.
So let's come together to support them: Join us and the Hamner Theater at McGuffey Art Center for an evening that has something for everyone. This is a 2025 Fund-a-thon event; all monies raised for the two abortion funds will be matched up to $50,000!
Full information and get your tickets here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/in-other-words-benefit-for-reproductive-freedom-tickets-1334336429179
Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church
1901 Thomson Rd, Charlottesville
The first session of our Summer Activist’s Series is Thursday May 22! Come join us to learn more about the how and why of our fight against fascism.
How do we organize a protest, and plan a campaign, to create tangible changes in our lives here and now?
How do we practice daily actions to protect each other from the grips of an authoritarian state?
How do we connect across communities and issues?
What have we learned from resistance movements in the U.S. and elsewhere?
What have we learned from each other here in Charlottesville? Join as many sessions as you can – let’s build power!
Setting the Stage for Summer Organizing
In this first session, we’ll explore why security culture matters, get hands-on with digital safety tools like Signal, and walk through the summer’s vision — from understanding state repression and building multiracial solidarity to practicing community care and winning local power. You’ll meet others who share your interest in justice and leave with practical tools to protect yourself and your comrades.
More information here: www.indivisiblecharlottesville.org/2025-peoples-summer-workshop
Pen Park, 1300 Pen Park Road, Charlottesville
Hello Defenders of Democracy!
Are you tired of making phone calls to your representatives alone in your home? Would you rather make them with others, outside, and celebrate the work you are doing together?
Do you find it hard to make time to call during office hours because you're caring for children?
Do you want to call your representatives but you don't know where to start or what to say?
Have you been wondering about getting more involved with Indivisible Charlottesville, but haven't been able to attend any meetings yet?
If you answered yes to any of the above, and you're available Thursday, May 22 at 11am, then this event is for you!
This will be a child-friendly gathering at the Pen Park picnic shelters (coming from Rio, turn left just before the tennis courts). We will gather and make calls, while our children play nearby (we'll have sand toys, sidewalk chalk, and bubbles; there are also some pretty great puddles if it's rained recently -- rain boots highly recommended).
Please bring:
a cell phone (tho we'll have one to lend if needed)
whatever your kid needs (if you're bringing a kid 🙂)
There is usually plenty of parking. Look for us at picnic shelter 3 (though on the off-chance it's taken we’ll be in one of the others).
Come stand up for the rule of law in America! Join us at the Federal Courthouse, 255 W Main Street, at noon on Wednesday May 21st.
Donald Trump thinks he’s above the law. Let’s tell him that he is not! Support an independent judiciary!
Protests are working! In mandatory reporting, Tesla recently acknowledged that protests had changed the "political sentiment" and “could have a meaningful impact on demand for our products in the near term.” Tesla reported a 71 percent drop in profits!
So let's keep it up! Join us Saturday, May 17, at 1PM, for a peaceful protest along the sidewalks outside Stonefield (intersection of 29 and Hydraulic).
Bring signs--big signs with large, clear lettering work best. Be kind & courteous to people working in the area.
View our protest safety tips here: indivisiblecharlottesville.org/protest-safety
See you there! Sell Your Tesla! Dump Your Stock!
Come to the Federal Courthouse in Charlottesville at 5PM Thursday 5/8. Bring signs in support of Gaza and against the war!
The Israeli government’s blockade of all food, water, electricity and medicines in the midst of an ongoing bombardment which has already killed over 50,000 Palestinians, mostly women and children, is a war crime and a moral atrocity.
Come show your support for an end to the death and destruction, and for the reconstruction of Gaza for Palestinians!
This is an ongoing Thursday protest, organized by cville4palestine.
Cville is for Unions!
Join us at IX Park on Sunday May 4 from 2 - 4 PM
Albemarle County Office Building
401 McIntire Rd
NOTE: The Albemarle County Office Building parking lot will NOT be available for this event—there is an evening meeting. Free parking is available nearby at Carver Rec Center, 233 4th St NW.
Across the country—from fruit fields in California to classrooms in Chicago, from kitchens in Queens to loading docks in Atlanta—working people are rising up. We are demanding a country that puts our families over their fortunes—public schools over private profits, healthcare over hedge funds, housing over homelessness.
Musk, Trump and their fellow profiteers are trying to create a race to the bottom—on wages, on benefits, on dignity itself. They want to erase labor rights, break our unions, and silence immigrant voices.
May Day 2025 we are standing united. We're organizing for a world where every family has housing, healthcare, fair wages, union protection, and safety—regardless of race, zip code, or immigration status.
They’re defunding our schools, privatizing public services, attacking unions, and targeting immigrant families with fear and violence. This is a war on working people—and we will not stand down. Using the principles of nonviolence and peaceful protest, we will stand together and stand strong.
This May Day, we will turn the page. This is the beginning of a new era—one where working families lead, immigrants are protected, and no one is left behind. This is not charity. This is not a request. We are reclaiming our power from corporate elites, and we will not be intimidated by Trump, Musk, or their billionaire backers. They’ve ruled for too long. Their time is up.
STOP THE BILLIONAIRE TAKEOVER. WE ARE THE MANY. THEY ARE THE FEW. THIS IS MAY DAY. JOIN US.
Saturday, April 26th, 3-4:30pm
Martin Luther King, Jr. Performing Arts Center at Charlottesville High School
Representative John McGuire (VA-05) hasn't held a town hall or taken constituent questions in person since he was elected. But people have a lot of questions for him--about DOGE's firings of hardworking Federal workers, about the tariffs that will raise prices for all of us, about illegal deportations, and about his and Elon Musk's efforts to gut Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid.
So we invited him to attend a town hall in Charlottesville on April 26, and we're going to hold it whether he comes or not. Join us, and bring your questions for McGuire and the Republicans who are running Washington for their billionaire buddies.
Peaceful protest along the public sidewalks at the intersection of Barracks Rd. & Emmet St N. Sign suggestions: TARIFFS = TAXES, TARIFFS TAX YOU!, TAX THE RICH! Tariffs ARE Taxes!
April 15, 5-6:30 pm.
