Friday follow-ups
All the Whos down in Coupville
Today’s ideas
…All drop another breadcrumb on a trail that began in a previous post. Choose your own adventure(s) as another weekend kicks off down in coup-ville.
- Did you like last Friday’s idea to print Know Your Rights cards/flyers and spread them around, but know that you won’t make it to a library or copy shop to do it? ➡️ Maybe pool some money with neighbors or friends and order cards in whatever languages are relevant to your area, then split them up to distribute.

- Got the “call my Senators” thing down? ➡️ Last night I added a new number to my phone: my state’s Attorney General! Here’s why and how. I didn’t even get to leave a voice mail because the box was full, so I filled out his website Contact form demanding he investigate Musk.
- How to resist Trump’s Order imposing classroom censorship and discrimination. (EdSource) Also, bumping this letter template that I mentioned a few days ago, in case you want to tweak it and send to your local principal this weekend: How parents can support educators right now (Garrett Bucks / The White Pages).
- Re: the spice drive. I was going to buy all of the spices at a local Aldi or Costco. But then Penzey’s did this sassy tariff-inspired promotion. (The giveaway has ended from what I can tell — but did you know they have an “About Republicans” page on their website header?) Anyway, one lucky family at the food bank will get a luxurious bottle of Mexican vanilla, and several will get small packs of spice blends, but they’ll have more to choose from because I’ll stretch the rest of the $ much farther when I go shopping at a brick and mortar in the next couple of days.
Here’s hoping you find some moments of peace this weekend.
p.s. Consider freezing your credit if that’s relevant to you.