Grippies! Are you so frustrated with what's happening in the world, and want to fight but don't know where to start?! Let your Grippy Girls help. 

Here are a few key resources and organizations you can check out:

 Progressive Political Organizations:

• Indivisible (https://www.indivisible.org/): A grassroots movement focused on resisting the Trump agenda and fighting for progressive policies.
• MoveOn (https://front.moveon.org/): A political action committee that advocates for progressive values and provides ways to get involved in campaigns and movements.
• Our Revolution (https://ourrevolution.com/): A political organization that grew out of Bernie Sanders’ 2016 campaign, focusing on supporting progressive candidates and building political power from the ground up.

The Resistance Manual (https://www.resistancemanual.org/): A resource to help people take action, with an emphasis on resisting the political agendas of figures like Trump. 

Legal & Accountability Organizations:

• American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) (https://www.aclu.org/): Works to defend individual rights and liberties guaranteed by the Constitution, including challenging unconstitutional policies from Trump and others.
• Campaign Legal Center (https://campaignlegal.org/): Focuses on protecting fair elections, fighting voter suppression, and holding public officials accountable for corruption.

 Support Networks for Marginalized Communities:

• National Women's Law Center (NWLC) (https://nwlc.org/): Advocates for women’s rights and fights against discriminatory practices, including those promoted by Trump-era policies.
• Transgender Law Center (https://transgenderlawcenter.org/): Supports trans people’s rights and works to fight against discrimination and harmful policies.

 Educational Resources & Media for Self-Education

• Podcasts & Documentaries: Listen to podcasts like Pod Save America, The Daily, or Up First for political news and analysis. 
• The Marshall Project (https://www.themarshallproject.org/): A non-profit news organization focused on criminal justice. It’s an excellent resource for understanding how issues related to policing and justice intersect with political resistance.

 Digital Community Building and Support

•  Reddit: Join online communities to engage in discussions, share resources, and collaborate on campaigns. For example, subreddits like r/Resist, r/Progressive, or local acti

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