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We are now well into the heart of the holiday shopping season.   Black Friday is a week and a half in the rearview mirror.  Did any of the boycotts that Indivisible and other organizations called for make a difference? You may recall – (you may have participated!) – Indivisible specifically urged its members to avoid three major retailers in particular during the Black Friday to Cyber Monday weekend – Target, Amazon, and Home Depot.  Other organizations have been promoting mo

ONE MILLION RISING One Million Rising is the name the national Indivisible organization gives to its program to recruit new "members" to resist authoritarianism by building a base of mass non-cooperation. Locally, Indivisible Central Indiana has maintained the name for our program to merge our relationships across Marion County and the seven surrounding counties. In August, we hosted small public gatherings around Indy – in libraries, park shelters, churches, and art gallerie

We are just over a week away from Black Friday and the “official” start of the holiday shopping season/orgy of consumerism.   Our primary Economic Call to Action remains:  rethink your holiday gift-purchasing plans. Not “cancel Christmas.”  Not “month-long economic blackout.”  Not “General Strike.”  Not yet, anyway.  But this next month is an excellent opportunity to reconsider our own personal complicity in an economy where so many of the Major Players are actively collabora

We are going to spend the next three weeks – maybe the next seven weeks – revisiting the idea that we can shape some major corporations’ assessment of their collaboration with the Trump regime, by redirecting our holiday spending. Photo by Mel Poole  on Unsplash Don’t think of your budget as a drop in the bucket, a futile gesture. Think of it as a rehearsal, getting practice at thinking globally about your purchasing power.  Real impact will come when millions of us are infor

Learn about the boycotts and holiday shopping choices that can make an impact. Also, find ways to support our neighbors while SNAP is shutdown. Photo by   Lucrezia Carnelos  on   Unsplash Boycott Spotify The national Indivisible organization has called for a consumer boycott of Spotify , the audio-streaming app and online service that millions of Americans use to listen to music, podcasts, and other content. In late October, Spotify began running recruitment ads for Immigrati

Thank you to our photography volunteers for these images and video from Oct 18, 2025. Photos & timelapse video by G. Newlin: Photos by F. Holt: Video of the crowd from the steps of the Statehouse by J. Bradtke:

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