In The News.....
Jan. 23rd, 2026 10:27 amThis is an announcement of what today in Minnesota will look like.....
Today, Minnesotans across the state are coming together in nonviolent moral action in response to escalating federal activity that has left families shaken, neighbors afraid, and entire communities on edge. They have made a collective decision to pause business as usual and make visible the solidarity people have been practicing in the wake of the dangerous escalation from federal agencies.
This statewide day of action centers on a coordinated pause in daily economic life and a shared commitment to community, reflection, and public presence. It reinforces that what is happening in our neighborhoods demands attention and collective response rather than silence or isolation.
How Minnesotans are taking part today:
Pausing work when possible, except for emergency services, while organizing coworkers, encouraging workplaces to close in solidarity, and showing up together
Pausing school activities, with students and educators organizing walkouts and collective reflection
Refraining from shopping or consumer spending, while encouraging local businesses to publicly stand with their communities
Gathering with family members, neighbors, and community groups across the state to talk, reflect, and strengthen connections
Later today at 2PM, Minnesotans from across the state will gather for a peaceful march and rally in downtown Minneapolis, creating a unified public presence that reflects the strength of people acting together across communities.
Today, Minnesotans across the state are coming together in nonviolent moral action in response to escalating federal activity that has left families shaken, neighbors afraid, and entire communities on edge. They have made a collective decision to pause business as usual and make visible the solidarity people have been practicing in the wake of the dangerous escalation from federal agencies.
This statewide day of action centers on a coordinated pause in daily economic life and a shared commitment to community, reflection, and public presence. It reinforces that what is happening in our neighborhoods demands attention and collective response rather than silence or isolation.
How Minnesotans are taking part today:
Pausing work when possible, except for emergency services, while organizing coworkers, encouraging workplaces to close in solidarity, and showing up together
Pausing school activities, with students and educators organizing walkouts and collective reflection
Refraining from shopping or consumer spending, while encouraging local businesses to publicly stand with their communities
Gathering with family members, neighbors, and community groups across the state to talk, reflect, and strengthen connections
Later today at 2PM, Minnesotans from across the state will gather for a peaceful march and rally in downtown Minneapolis, creating a unified public presence that reflects the strength of people acting together across communities.
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Date: 2026-01-23 05:49 pm (UTC)The peaceful march sounds amazing. I will be there in spirit.
Hugs, helen
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Date: 2026-01-23 06:03 pm (UTC)