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Indivisible ATL
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Don't just watch. Join the movement.
Fri, 11/28, 7pm @ the Plaza Theatre

In Conversation: The Power of Community.

Following the First Voices Festival screening of She Cried That Day.

www.plazaatlanta.com/movie/first-...
She Cried That Day Documentary Film Screening November 28, 2025 Plaza Theatre | 1029 Ponce De Leon Ave. NE, Atlanta, GA First Voices Festival A Celebration of Indigenous Cultures Get tickets at PlazaAtlanta.com Fourth Annual First Voices Festival A Celebration of Indigenous Cultures This Friday at 7pm Join us at the Plaza Theatre for award-winning documentary She Cried That Day & stay for a post screening panel discussion The Power of Community Alison (Indivisible ATL) Gerald Griggs (Civil Rights Attorney) Misty (L.A.M.O.U.R. GA) Presented by 7 Stages Turtle Island Trading Zintkala Zi PowWow Little 5 Points Plaza Theatre
November 27, 2025 at 1:27 AM
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Support Metro Atlanta’s immigrant community! 👇
Solidarity Food & Community Closet Community means taking care of each other We need YOUR support Schedule drop-off or pick-up by calling (229) 339-5710 or (770) 335-9167 Give what YOU can Drop off unexpired food, hygiene or paper items in the condition you would like to receive it. Consider donating culturally diverse food that honors our communities’ different backgrounds. Items needed: -Canned goods (beans, vegetables, fruit, tuna, condensed milk) -Rice, dry black/pinto beans,Mexican noodles (La Moderna) -Corn masa (Maseca), chicken/tomato bullion, vegetable/canola oil -Peanut butter, fruit spreads, cereal, juices, nutrition bars -Toiletries & feminine hygiene products -Baby formula, diapers, & baby wipes -Winter wear… DM for additional alt text needs.
November 19, 2025 at 1:31 PM
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Happening NOW
food distribution locations for this Saturday to Dekalb County residents. SATURDAY NOV 15, 2025 6 LOCATIONS Begins at 6:30 AM - While Supplies Last NEW LIFE CHURCH 3592 Flat Shoals Road, Decatur, GA 30034 -------------------- Begins at 9 AM - While Supplies Last BEREAN CHRISTIAN CHURCH 2201 Young Road, Stone Mountain, GA 30088 NEW BIRTH MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH 6400 Woodrow Rd. Stonecrest, GA 30038 SAINT PHILLIP AME 240 Candler Rd. SE, Atlanta, GA 30317 PLAZA FIESTA 4166 Buford Highway NE, Atlanta GA 30345 REHOBOTH BAPTIST CHURCH 2997 Lawrenceville Highway, Tucker GA 30084 NO REGISTRATION REQUIRED
November 15, 2025 at 1:42 PM
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SNAP benefits may be coming, but Georgia's food banks were already at capacity BEFORE the end of October.

Here's a map of food resources available in the Metro Atlanta area.

www.indivisibleatl.com/atlanta-food-resources
A Google map of Georgia Food Distribution and Resources showing hundreds of sites for food aid. The map is owned by GA Voices United.
November 14, 2025 at 7:22 PM
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Squee! We were proud to endorse your dad, too, Bernie.

Atlanta's, get to the polls and vote for @rohitforatlanta.bsky.social before 8 PM!

(Get in line by 7 pm to vote in state-wide races, including the super-important Public Service Commission race.)
A picture of an adorable floppy dog—if only we knew breeds! "Hi. My name is Bernie Malhotra. "I proudly endorse my Dad. Please vote for Rohit for Atlanta City Council President."
November 4, 2025 at 9:17 PM
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Atlantans—today is your LAST chance to vote for Rohit Malhotra for City Council President!

Like Rohit, Indivisible ATL believes Atlanta is worth fighting for!

(Be in line by 7pm to vote in statewide races like the PSC. Polls stay open to vote for Rohit until 8pm.)

@rohitforatlanta.bsky.social
A photo of Rohit Malhotra—a joyful-looking, thirty-something Indian American man. He’s sporting a white tunic, black glasses, and a salt-and-pepper beard.
November 4, 2025 at 1:23 PM
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The courts have told Trump no, but we're not counting on his compliance.

Food Drive for residents of Old Wheat Street
TOMORROW, 12 pm-5pm
711 Catherine St. ATL GA 30310
The SNAP Cuts are here Food Drive Let's pull together for our neighbors on Old Wheat St. 01 Nov 12pm-5pm 711 Catherine St. ATL GA 30310 Bring: frozen meat, frozen vegetables, frozen meals, peanut butter, jelly, bread, pasta, spaghetti sauce, soup, canned goods. We also need blankets and winter clothing. We'll take it all!
October 31, 2025 at 7:02 PM
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Info for folks who want to support:

Text: FOODJUSTICE to 44321
Cashapp: $the-grocery-spot
Zelle: [email protected]
Paypal: @thegroceryspot

Info for folks who need the resource 👇
The Grocery Spot—Information Hours and Location Address: 2615 Donald Lee Hollowell Pkwy NW, Atlanta, GA 30318 Hours: By appointment only (more below) Tuesday: 2pm-5pm for General Public (restricted zip codes) Friday: 2pm-5pm for Education workers, college students, City of Atlanta Employees, Veterans, and Seniors 65+ with proper ID/paperwork How to Register: Registration is done on site and can be completed when you arrive. You will need your ID to register. How to Make an Appointment: All appointments must be made online. Go to thegroceryspot.org and click on the link in the popup window. Click "chose a spot on SignUp" and enter the required information; name, email, and phone number. You will get an email confirmation for your appointment, you will need to show this to staff. Appointments open @1pm on Tuesdays and Fridays Rules: Tuesday: MUST live or work in the 30314, 30318, or 30331 zip codes and bring proof. Friday: no zip code restrictions. MUST have registration card—can be your ID or your orange/white food bank card. MUST have appointment. MUST bring your own reusable bag (blue IKEA bag preferred) Only ONE bag per person NO going in and out of the store The following bags are NOT allowed: trash bags, bags with wheels, carts, buggies, wagons, suitcases, or coolers. They will need to be left outside. Email: hello@thegroceryspot.org Phone: 404-969-2320 Web: www.thegroceryspot.org Ways to Support Text: FOODJUSTICE to 44321 Cashapp: $the-grocery-spot Zelle: info@thegroceryspot.org Paypal: @thegroceryspot
October 30, 2025 at 4:04 PM
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Established in 2021, The Grocery Spot's community-funded and supported free grocery store strives to provide equitable access to fresh, nutritious food for our neighbors.

thegroceryspot.org
Families across Georgia who rely on food stamps have been told they will NOT RECEIVE THEIR BENEFITS IN NOVEMBER due to the government shutdown. We're raising $5,000 to stand in the gap and provide families with food during this difficult time. The Grocery Spot Every dollar helps fill a fried. Every donation keeps a child fed. Every act of kindness matters.
October 30, 2025 at 3:54 PM
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SisterLove's Food Security Is Reproductive Justice Atlanta Food Drive

Oct. 29-Nov. 6, 2025
Mon.-Fri., 10 am-6 pm
Food collection phase at SisterLove

Sat., Nov. 8, 2025
9:30am-2:00 pm
Food drive and Healthy Love Bus testing services at SisterLove's MotherHouse (1237 Ralph David Abernathy Blvd. SW)
SisterLove Food Security Is Reproductive Justice Atlanta Food Drive Oct. 29 - Nov. 6, 2025 Monday - Friday, between 10 am - 6 pm Food collection phase at SisterLove's MotherHouse Non-perishable, self-sustainable items: canned fruits, canned vegetables, protein (dried or canned), whole grains Sat., Nov. 8, 2025 9:30 am to 2:00 pm Food drive and Healthy Love Bus testing services at SisterLove's MotherHouse If you can't drop off donations during operating hours, please use the drop box behind the building on the back deck. 1237 Ralph David Abernathy Blvd. SW Atlanta, GA 30310
October 28, 2025 at 11:43 PM
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Indivisible ATL condemns the divisive, fear-mongering MAGA-style mailers and website of @rohitforatlanta.bsky.social’s opponent.
STATEMENT ON "RADICAL ROHIT" Indivisible ATL condemns Marci Overstreet's divisive, fear-mongering MAGA-style mailers and website. Instead of proposing solutions to Atlanta's challenges, she resorts to a playbook of cheap personal smears and MAGA-style division. Statement on “Radical Rohit” Overstreet's campaign reveals her priorities. While ignoring community meetings and neighborhoods, she courts wealthy donors at private fundraisers in Buckhead. As Mayor Dickens says, Atlanta is a "group project." Marci Overstreet is the one who showed up with matches, not a blueprint.
October 25, 2025 at 9:24 PM
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The Plaza Theatre gets it.

Vote Rohit Malhotra
City Council President
Early Vote Til Oct 31

@rohitforatlanta.bsky.social
Atlanta’s Plaza Theatre’s old-school movie kiosk reads: Vote Rohit Malhotra City Council President Early Vote Til Oct 31
October 24, 2025 at 12:50 PM
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Our marchers in the Little Five Points Parade got a surprise visit from Rohit Malhotra, Indivisible ATL’s choice Atlanta City Council President.

Polls open again Monday to vote @rohitforatlanta.bsky.social!
A group of people stand in the middle of the street as a part of a local parade. Crowds gather on either side. The two people in front ride an inflatable unicorn and an inflatable peacock; they carry a banner that reads, “Indivisible ATL.” Behind them stands an inflatable angler fish, a boy riding shark, and a man in an inflatable swimming ring holding up a “Rohit for City Council President” sign. Rohit Malhotra, a thirty-something Indian American man with a beard, stands in the foreground and cheers with his right hand in the air. To his left stand two teens in costumes from The Princess Bride— a girl dressed as Inego Montoya and a boy dressed as Westley carrying a “No Kings”sign. Other marchers stand farther back.
October 19, 2025 at 6:21 PM
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Cringe, you say?
Members of Indivisible ATL march in the Little Five Points Halloween Parade. Four are dressed as characters from The Princess Bride. The genderqueer person dressed as Vizini carries a sign that says, “In-con-ceiv-able!” Westley carries a sign that says, “No Kings.” A boy in the front rides an inflatable shark, while a woman in the front rides an inflatable peacock. Two minors’ faces are covered by stickers.
October 19, 2025 at 5:50 PM
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Smile and wave if you’re at the Little Five Points Halloween Parade today!
A group of Indivisible ATL members dressed in costumes or Indivisible ATL T-shirts lined up for a parade. They’re holding a banner that says, “Indivisible ATL.”
October 19, 2025 at 4:21 PM
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An hour ago at the Civic Center…
A woman in sunglasses holds two pieces of 8.5x11” construction paper that read, “So many lies… so little cardboard.”
October 18, 2025 at 2:45 PM
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#uniteinlight
A white woman white short, white hair looks playful to left, away from the camera. She holds up a sign with re-printed hand-painted art depicting a lighted candle inscribed with the words, “Unite in Light”; she is also holding a light behind the flame so the candle on the sign is actually alight. She is standing on a dirt verge surrounded by trees. The poster’s artist is Laura Borealis. A close-up of an adorable, black Scottish terrier wearing a black collar and black leash. He is looking up at something off camera with absolute devotion.
October 5, 2025 at 3:04 AM
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Hosted by the Atlanta Multifaith Coalition for Palestine

Pilgrimage for Palestine

SATURDAY, Oct 4
starting at 9am
2.5 mile loop
Old Water Tower Park
For Palestine Atlanta Sat. Oct 4 End the Occupation starting at 9am 2.5 mile loop Old Water Tower Park Atlanta Multifaith Coalition for Palestine @altmultifaithcoalition [Insta handle] In attendance or in spirit [with pictured logos]: Atlanta Plants for Palestine Chiga La Migra The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) Georgia Muslims and Allies for Peace Jewish Voice for Peace Joining Hands for Justice United Methodist Kairos Response
October 2, 2025 at 11:57 AM
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"Darkness cannot drive out darkness; only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate; only love can do that.” — Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

On October 4, Atlanta chooses light.

RSVP to find locations. See you Saturday, ATL!

(Art via @laura-gordon.bsky.social)

www.mobilize.us/indivisiblea...
The image shows a softly-lit, hand-painted candle by Atlanta artist Laura Borealis. The words, “Unite in Light Atlanta 10/4 2025” are inscribed on the red candle in yellow. The words liberty, justice, dignity, and freedom appear inside the lit candle’s flame.
October 1, 2025 at 1:39 PM
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At the bottom of the article—“sponsored by Georgia Power”

1 @roughdraftatlanta.com, please label your propaganda pieces when you post them on socials.

2. Y’all, donate to Rough Draft’s usually phenomenal journalism so they don’t have to pull this to stay afloat.

3. Vote in November!
A label that reads “sponsored by Georgia Power” and includes the Georgia Power logo, a multicolored triangle and the org’s name. The label appears at the bottom of the Rough Draft’s article “Georgia Power Is Building More Than a Reliable Grid. It’s Building Georgia’s Workforce.”
October 1, 2025 at 11:54 AM
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To @ossoff.bsky.social @warnock.senate.gov

The time for polite restraint is over...

Signed,

Indivisible ATL
@avondaleaction.bsky.social
@indivisiblegwinn.bsky.social
@indivisiblelum.bsky.social
@indivisiblega04.bsky.social

and 570+ other Indivisible groups nation-wide
A letter dated 9/22/25 Subject: Unified Demands and Filibuster If Not Received To All Democratic U.S. Senators, The time for polite restraint is over. Democratic leaders have faced threats just last week, and political violence is rising fast. You must stop holding back and fight hard. Since Trump took office, Senate Democrats have wasted chances or refused to act decisively. The stakes keep climbing. The upcoming budget package is the next critical battle. We need to see bold, unapologetic leadership now. If you do not act forcefully, our democracy will continue to be hollowed out. Mass surveillance will become normalized, driven by secretive security agencies like ICE and CBP. The Department of Homeland Security is building databases that could soon restrict voting rights and freedom of movement. Free speech is under attack, with dissent silenced and the press evolving into propaganda. Even naturalized and birthright citizens risk losing rights based on race, religion, or origin. Whether you welcome the role or not, the Democratic Party must now act as a true opposition party, defending democracy against authoritarian encroachment. As senators, you have the power to resist. The upcoming end of the federal fiscal year is your next opportunity. Use it. Block the passage of the federal budget. We celebrate Senator Schumer’s clear commitment to defending healthcare, and we applaud the demands to extend the ACA tax credits and protect Medicaid from cuts to fund tax breaks for the wealthy, or Democrats will not vote to pass the budget. While healthcare is undeniably vital to millions of Americans, such a narrow strategy puts you – and us, the people you represent – in the indefensible position of enabling and effectively endorsing the many other atrocities being carried out in our name, both at home and abroad. This must not be allowed to happen... (continued in the alt text of the next image) (insufficient character limit. apologies.) A government shutdown may be our last wake-up call to the American people, many of whom are unaware, misinformed, or in denial about the scale of the threat. Only bold action will force a national reckoning and give us a fighting chance to reverse course. We urge you to use this moment to also demand: An end to this administration’s unlawful deployment of the National Guard and federal forces to occupy American cities and terrorize civilians Prohibit masked ICE, CBP, and federal agents from terrorizing communities through secretive, due process-free raids, and mandate visible ID, full transparency on targeting practices, and public reporting on who is being detained An end to budget rescissions that terminate funding already approved by Congress An end to efforts requiring restrictive voter ID laws and eliminating vote-by-mail access An end to the DHS, DOJ, and Palantir’s creation of the massive SAVE master database — the foundation for a future police state, built on secret electronic dossiers tracking every man, woman, and child in the United States Slash the Department of Homeland Security’s funding back to 2024 levels A full reinstatement of all the fired independent inspectors generals A full reinstatement of all the fired members of the NLRB and EEOC A full reinstatement of the funding cuts to PBS A full resumption of the CFPB and USAID The repeal of harmful tariffs and adherence to trade laws Halt the construction and shut down all newly built immigration detention centers Senators, America is at a crossroads. You must rise to meet this moment and stand against the authoritarian threat that looms. You can defend the principles of democracy, the dignity of every person, and the values that truly make this nation great. We call on you, our elected representatives, to use your voice, and your office, to lead in this fight. The time is now. The American people are depending on you. (signatures follow in the alt text for the next image) One of the letter's signature pages with a red arrow pointing at Indivisible ATL (Atlanta, GA) Other signatories of the letter include: North country Resilience (Franconia, Grafton County, NH) Ypsilanti Indivisible (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw County, MI) Indivisible Hollister CA (Hollister, San Benito County, CA) Indivisible FL-13 St. Pete area (St. Petersburg, Pinellas County, FL) Indivisible Evanston (Evanston, IL) Red River United Indivisible (Moorhead, MN) Indivisible NELA Hope Squad (Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, CA) SolSun SJ Indivisible (Santa Clara County, CA) CANDLE Community Action Network for Democracy, Liberties and Equality (Anne Arundel, Calvert Co, MD) Democracy Action Alliance (DAA Indivisible) (Santa Clarita CA) Indivisible Online (Grayslake, IL) Witticist We're In This Together (Santa Rosa, Sonoma County, CA) Indivisible Outer Cape (Wellfleet, MA) Eastern Illinois Indivisible (Casey, Clark County, IL) Downriver United 734 (Riverview, MI) Bedford, MI Indivisible (Monroe County, MI) Ridgecrest 50501 (Ridgecrest, CA) South Siskiyou Indivisible (Mount Shasta, Siskiyou County, CA) Indivisible Katy Huddle (Katy, Harris & Fort Bend Counties, TX) Indivisible Pajaro Valley (Watsonville, CA) Indivisible ReSisters Contra Costa (Walnut Creek, Contra Costa County, CA) Indivisible Newark DE (Newark, New Castle County, DE) Indivisible Upper Cape (Cotuit, MA) Afton Indivisible (Afton, MN) Indivisible CA 45 (Orange County, CA) Genesee Valley Indivisible (Livingston County, NY) Indivisible AF (Sherman Oaks) 5 & 20 Alliance Indivisible (Lima, Livingston County, NY) Indivisible Mobile (Mobile, AL) Citizens Action Group (Mesquite, Clark County, NV) Freedom Writers Collaborative (San José, CA) Gridley Guerilla Gardeners (Gridley, Butte County, CA) Finland Silver Bay Indivisible (Finland, Minnesota) Activate San Diego Indivisible (El Cajon, San Diego, CA) Juneau Indivisible (City and Borough of Juneau, AK)... (character limit. apologies.)
September 30, 2025 at 8:49 PM
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No Kings 2 is coming to Atlanta on October 18!

(art via member Laura Borealis | @laura-gordon.bsky.social)
A hand-painted poster that reads, “No Kings Day of Defiance Atlanta Eighteenth of October 2025.” A hammer smashes a bejeweled crown into many pieces.
September 26, 2025 at 1:39 PM
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No Kings 2 is coming to Atlanta on October 18!

(art via member Laura Borealis | @laura-gordon.bsky.social)
A hand-painted sign reads, “No Kings USA. October 18.” The letters USA are filled in with an American flag. There is also an image of the back, right side of the Statue of Liberty holding a wildly flaming torch. The text and image is on a blue background.
September 22, 2025 at 9:56 PM
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For over 40 years, Rodney Taylor has called Atlanta home. He is a double-amputee, beloved barber, and pillar of his community who is nominated for an EDDIE Community Champion Award.

Taylor has been in ICE custody since January despite his pending green card application. Free Rodney Taylor now!
A poster from Synergies Work announcing the 2025 Eddie Awards Community Champion Finalists. The three finalists and their business logos are listed. Addison Loerzel of Addie’s Sunshine and Treats is a white person with a cheerful expression and short dark hair wearing a pair of square glasses and a red t-shirt. Fernando Olivarez of Speak4Hope is a Latino man with a goatee and short black hair. He is speaking at a table with a mic and wearing a brown jacket. Rodney Taylor of Community Deeply Rooted and Mac the Barber is a distinguished-looking Black man with a shaved head wearing a white, collared shirt, black tie, blue sweater vest, and gray scarf with red stripes.
September 15, 2025 at 11:21 PM
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Release Rodney Rally
Friday, Sept 19, 11:30 am
Atlanta ICE Field Office
180 Ted Turner Drive

Join us to demand the immediate release of Rodney Taylor, a disabled double amputee, beloved Atlanta barber, and community member who had been wrongfully detained by ICE at Stewart Detention Center.
A flyer to support freeing Rodney Taylor. The text reads: Release Rodney Rally Friday, Sept 19, 11:30 am Atlanta ICE Field Office 180 Ted Turner Drive Join us to demand the immediate release of Rodney Taylor, a disabled double amputee, beloved Atlanta barber, and community member who had been wrongfully detained by ICE at Stewart Detention Center. Donate to Rodney’s GoFundMe Today! (with an arrow pointing to a QR code) Sign the Petition to Release Rodney (with an arrow pointing to a QR code) There is also a photograph of Rodney Taylor, a cheerful-looking, seated Black man wearing glasses and sporting a beard. He is wearing a dark blue barber’s apron and a lighter blue button-down shirt as well as a dark green cabbie’s hat. The bottom of the image shows the logos of social media takeover sponsors: from left to right, El Refugio, Georgia 50501, Indivisible Georgia Coalition, Black Lives Matter—Grassroots East DeKalb, Georgia Voices United, and Necessary Trouble
September 15, 2025 at 6:50 PM