US citizens: Urge New York State's pension funds to divest from Blackrock .

US citizens: phone your congresscritter and senators to support Medicare for All.

You can use 202-858-1717 to call your U.S. Representative, and 202-519-0494 to call your U.S. Senator. Here is a suggested script from National Nurses United:

Hi, my name is _______. I am a constituent and I'm a nurse/other health care worker/patient. I'm calling today in support of Medicare for All. Our health care system is failing patients and providers, and incremental fixes aren't enough. Support for Medicare for All is broad, and growing by the day. If you are not yet a cosponsor of the Medicare for All Act, I urge you to sign on. If you are already a cosponsor, thank you — and please continue championing Medicare for All as the real solution to this health care crisis.

The Capitol Switchboard numbers are 202-224-3121, 888-818-6641 and 888-355-3588.

US citizens: write to Social Security Commissioner Frank Bisignano saying to keep Social Security offices open.

US citizens: call on your congressional officials to impeach RFK Jr and remove him from office , for supporting medical disinformation.

See the instructions for how to sign this letter campaign without running any nonfree JavaScript code--not trivial, but not hard.

The Capitol Switchboard numbers are 202-224-3121, 888-818-6641 and 888-355-3588.

Deportation thugs violently attacked a mother and her children , and injured them, without bothering to ask whether they were entitled to live in the US. It is inexcusable for them to do that to anyone.

These thugs behaved like a violent street gang and should be treated as such. To attack in any violent way a person who is not fighting, or per vehicle or other property, deserves a sentence of some years in prison. Causing permanent injury should add more years to the sentence.

Such actions are normal for the US deportation thugs. Ilhan Omar recently called them "Blatant racial profiling, an egregious level of unnecessary force, and activity that appears designed for social media rather than befitting a law enforcement agency."