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Defending democracy, rights & institutions. Join the movement. https://linktr.ee/gafiftyfifty.one

Trump's name appears in the Epstein Files how many times? Here are a few examples for some perspective: Harry is mentioned in the 7 Harry Potter books 18,950+ times. The Ring is mentioned in the Lord of the Rings Trilogy 2,270+ times. (1/2)

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Centered and running toward the right side, a gold owl with a reddish-brown banner that reads,  "Harry, mentioned in the seven Harry Potter books 18,950+ times."
Next banner with a gold Ring reads, "the Ring is mentioned in the Lord of the Rings Trilogy 2,270+ times."
Next banner with an illustrated face to resemble Donald Trump reads, "Trump mentioned in his own biographies, by Michael Wolf, 7, 22+ times."

Center towards the bottom in larger letters reads, "Trump's name appears in the Epstein Files 38,000+ times!"
in small print across the bottom is a disclaimer that reads, "Literary comparison counts may vary by source and search method."

Please join us July 25 at 7 PM at the Atlanta ICE Field Office (180 Ted Turner Dr SW) for a vigil honoring the lives lost to ICE violence. Please bring a flameless candle, a friend, a non-perishable food item, or Uber, Kroger, or Instacart gift cards for Georgia families impacted by ICE.

A charcoal-colored background with white letters ICE Out Vigil! Saturday, July 25th. 7:00 P.M. Atlanta ICE Field office 180 Ted Turner Drive Southwest. Blue banner across the center with a QR code on the left and RSVP on Mobilize. Centered in the blue banner, "Join us for a vigil honoring the lives lost to ICE violence where people are still being held in their custody. Please bring a flameless candle, a friend, a non-perishable food item, or Uber, Kroger, or Instacart gift cards for Georgia families impacted by ICE.” 
An arm outreached with a hand holding a megaphone in the bottom right. In a white banner across the bottom says, "Organizing Partners" Listed left to right are the logos of We Are Casa, Galeo Impact Fund, Community EsTrella, A second line lists these logos, again from left to right, Fight Against Fascism Organization, 50501 Georgia, Indivisible Atlanta, and Necessary Trouble. Running across the bottom, "This is a peaceful movement and we are committed to non-violence.”

Join us in demanding justice for Lorenzo Salgado Araujo. Lorenzo was killed during an ICE traffic stop in Houston, Texas. Please join us in demanding a full and independent investigation into his death. You can contact your representative by calling the Capitol Switchboard: 202-224-3121

Red banner at the top with “URGENT” written in it. Demand a full and impartial investigation into the death of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo at the hands of ICE. On the right centered is a picture of Mr. Araujo. 
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The script is , “Hi, my name is [Name inserted here], and I am a constituent from [insert city, and state]. 
I am calling to ask [insert representatives name] to demand a full, independent, and unbiased investigation into the death of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo at the hands of ICE agents and accountability for those responsible. 
Thank you for your time and consideration.”
In bold red letters across the bottom, call your representative at (202) 224-3121⁩

Join 50501 NorthGA and Indivisible Forsyth on Saturday June 27th. Protest will take place on all four corners of the intersection of Peachtree Pkwy and McGinnis Ferry Rd! Bring a sign, some water, and your voice!! As always this is a peaceful, non-violent action.

An icon of the Statue of Liberty beside the words, "All of U.S. 250: Truth, Equality and Freedom: a Nationwide Mobilization."
Saturday, June 27th. Johns Creek Town Center, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
3650 Peachtree Parkway, Suwanee 30024.
Ahead of the 250th, we're coming together to reflect on our past and fight for a future that works for all of U.S. Join us in saying: no whitewashed vision of our past or future. No one left behind.
We fight for hashtag all of us.
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Icons at the bottom: QR code, 50501 North Georgia logo, and the Indivisible Forsyth logo featuring the words, "For liberty, for justice, for all."

Thank you for your commitment to democracy. We hope our Candidate of Distinction credential can help you find candidates who share that commitment! Learn more at 50501ga.org/candidates We encourage you to learn where candidates stand on other issues as you make this important choice.

In a time when the core principles of our democracy are under attack, we want to know what candidates running for office are going to do to uphold the rule of law and restore democratic values.

50501 Georgia is pleased to announce...2026 Candidate Distinction Questionnaire.
50501 Georgia logo. Learn more...This is a non-partisan and fundamental test of commitment to the most basic governing principles that our democracy was founded on: Defending Constitutional Rights. Commitment to Democratic Process. Belief in System of Law. Countering Authoritarianism. Truth in Public Discourse and Decision Making.
...This carefully curated set of questions will showcase candidates’ commitment to these values in a variety of contexts that people are deeply concerned about and allow them to share their unique perspective on each topic.
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3.5% can change the world. Movements win when enough people participate in visible, sustained, nonviolent action. Join us for the nationwide No Kings this Saturday, March 28th. ❌👑 Saturday, March 28, 2026, 10 A.M. to 1 P.M. Memorial Drive Greenway, 301 M.L.K. Jr Dr SW, Atlanta, GA 30312

Two times 3.5% of a population changed the world. Here's what it actually looked like. Background is a faded photo of a protesting crowd. On the top is an illustration of a crown with an X through it.	United States Civil Rights Movement: The Civil Rights Movement grew one action at a time. In 1955, more than 50,000 Black residents in Montgomery walked instead of riding the buses for 381 days. In 1960, four students in Greensboro sparked sit ins that spread to more than 70,000 people across the South. By 1963, a quarter million people gathered at the Lincoln Memorial for the March on Washington. Two years later, the marches from Selma to Montgomery drew national attention as millions watched at home. Over the decade, an estimated 10 to 12 million Americans participated in protests, boycotts, sit ins, or marches. That sustained engagement pushed past the 3.5 percent mark and made federal action unavoidable. The movement helped bring the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Voting Rights Act of 1965, transforming American democracy. Two black and white photos from the 1950's and 60's Civil Rights Movement. East Germany (1989): Fall of the Berlin Wall. In East Germany, the revolution grew over time. Every Monday starting September 1989, people in Leipzig gathered for freedom. A few hundred became hundreds of thousands. By October, more than 3 percent of the region was turning out in peaceful marches across multiple cities. That kind of consistent pressure made the system start to crumble. On November 9, during a confused press briefing, Günter Schabowski said new travel rules took effect “immediately.” The announcement wasn’t planned, but the public momentum was ready. Crowds rushed the checkpoints and overwhelmed guards opened the gates. The Berlin Wall fell that night because sustained, peaceful turnout pushed past the 3.5 percent threshold and made it impossible to hold the country closed any longer. Centered on the right is a photo from the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989 with protestors standing on the wall.3.5 percent isn’t ALWAYS about millions showing up every time. It means millions show up over time. In different cities. In different waves. With pressure that never fully disappears. Movements win when enough people participate in visible, sustained, nonviolent action.
If you  haven't already, save the date: March 28th, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Memorial Drive Greenway,
301 M.L.K. Junior Drive Southwest,
Atlanta, Georgia 30312.
Nationwide No Kings.
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We love organizing with you. Without YOU, there is no movement. Because people show up, speak out, and support the work, we exist. 50501ga is here to keep lifting your voices and standing beside you every step. Please donate what you can 50501ga.org/donate

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To the left, a rectangular area of the photo is framed exposing color to the photo. Overlaid text on the right side reads in bold capital letters: “YOU BRING THIS TO LIFE.”A group of protesters stands outdoors in a city, some holding signs and one person raising an American flag. The image is tinted in a monochrome purple tone. On the right side, bold white text reads: “OUR MOVEMENT THRIVES BECAUSE OF YOU.”A person sits on concrete steps holding a sign that reads “RECLAIM DEMOCRACY.” The image is tinted in a monochrome purple tone. On the right side, bold white text reads: “EVERY CONTRIBUTION TO 50501GA KEEPS US STRONG, VISIBLE, AND MOVING FORWARD.”

✅ BOX COPY GEORGIA — IT’S TIME TO BE HEARD The federal government may have denied everyone’s input… but we will NOT be silenced. So we’re taking our voices where they belong: Community to the Capitol Campaign Georgia State Capitol – Atlanta South Steps - Lobby March 26, 2026 at 12:00 p.m.

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Community to the capitol! It’s time to be heard. No ICE detention centers in Georgia! Thursday March 26, 2026 at 12:00 P.M. Press Conference at  Georgia Capitol Building, South Steps. A faded image of a warehouse in the background. Press conference microphones in the foreground. 50501 Georgia logo bottom center.⁩

Across Georgia, we are standing together to defend our rights, our communities, and our future. This movement exists because of you. We organize for you. We’re inspired by you. And we’re powered by you. If you believe in this work, please consider helping with what you can. www.50501ga.org/donate

⁨This movement is rooted in Atlanta history, its people, and especially its fight for justice. 50501 Georgia is completely volunteer-led. The rallies, the permits, the water and snacks for attendees, the sound systems, it all comes from people pitching in. Donate here: 50501ga.org/donate⁩

Protesters march through an Atlanta street holding signs calling for due process and immigrant rights. A large mural of John Lewis with the word “HERO” is visible on a building in the background. Bold orange text reads “ROOTED IN LEGACY.” Smaller text lists “Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, Civil Rights” with a donation link at the top.A large group of people march down an Atlanta street carrying protest signs and flags. Bold orange text reads “FUNDED BY PEOPLE.” Text below explains that 50501 Georgia is volunteer-led and community-funded and asks supporters to donate to help sustain the movement.

We are a Grassroots, Non-Partisan, Unstoppable, 100% Volunteer organization that relies on donors like you for financial support. Approximately 88% of your donations to 50501 Georgia go directly to fund Rallies, Events, and Awareness Campaigns. $50.51 for $50501! Donate Here: 50501ga.org/donate

"Help us defend democracy. You can make it happen today! If 1551 people in Georgia each donate $50.51, we’ll reach our 2026 goal! 50501 Georgia logo on the left. Your gifts fuels rallies, events, and awareness campaigns in 2026. Approximately 88% of your donations to 50501 Georgia go directly to fund rallies, events, and awareness campaigns." Animated protest sign with an American flag; another states, "Donate $50.51 Today"; lastly, one with a heart on it. Across the bottom, “We are a Grassroots, Non-Partisan, Unstoppable, 100% Volunteer Organization that relies on donors like you for financial support.”

Join us on Sunday at 3 pm to march from Selena Butler Park to the GA State Capitol Building. Those who wish to can proceed with us to the Atlanta ICE Field Office. Join us in demanding ICE OUT EVERYWHERE! RSVP here: mobilize.us/s/ytQjdG This is a peaceful movement & we are committed to non-violence.

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Ice Out Everywhere:
Sunday, February 1st at 3 p.m.
March starts from Selena Butler Park, then stops at GA State Capitol, then ends at the Atlanta ICE Field Office.

RSVP on Mobilize: mobilize.us/s/ytQjdG

Organizing Partners: 
50501 Georgia, Indivisible Cobb, Black Lives Matter Grassroots East Atlanta Dekalb, North Decatur Action, ATL DSA, Georgia Equality, Intown Women's Resistance.

Follow us on our socials for updates.
This is a peaceful movement and we are committed to non-violence.⁩

⁨⁩ICE is murdering Americans. They’ve crossed a line they should never have gotten to, so we’re taking to the streets & demanding ICE OUT! Let's show them we've had enough. Invite your people and get ready to march! Sun 2/1 -Atlanta, GA More details coming soon 🔥

ICE Out for Good. Save the date: February 1, 2026. March in Atlanta, GA. Updates will be posted on our socials and at 50501ga.org as they are available. 50501GA logo.

⁨Please join us on 01/29 at 7 PM at Virginia-Highland Church as we gather in community to honor Alex Pretti. We'll hold a reading of names of those killed by ICE, including Keith Porter & Heber Sanchez. Community Estrella will be creating an ofrenda & attendees are invited to bring items for it.

Love & Rage Is On: Not One More. Community Vigil. Join us at Virginia-Highland Church for a communitv vigil to honor Alex Pretti, killed at the hands of ICE on January 24. Let us not forget the growing list of lives lost or impacted by ICE.
Thursday, January 29 at 7 p.m.
Virginia-Highland Church,
743 Virginia Ave NE,
Atlanta, GA 30306.
Limited flameless candles available, we encourage bringing your own.

Community Organizers:
Georgia Equality, El Refugio, 50501GA, Black Lives Matter Grassroots DeKalb East
Atlanta, Community Deeply Rooted, Qindred Qoalition, Community Estrella and others

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Join 50501 Georgia and our coalition partner, Necessary Trouble, for a Call to Action event honoring the work of Martin Luther King, Jr. on Sunday, January 18th from 2pm-4pm, on the pedestrian beltline bridge over North Avenue. Bring a sign with your favorite MLK quote!

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50501GA works in coalition with many other organizations here in Georgia to put on events like rallies, protests, and community meetings. Join our grassroots movement and help power real change! Opportunities include Community Outreach, Social Media & Content, Event Coordination, Research & Policy.

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Yesterday we gathered in grief and solidarity. Tomorrow, we march. Join us for Love & Rage: Not One More March, part of the national ICE Out for Good weekend of action. Thank you to everyone who came to the vigil we hope to see you again tomorrow as we turn love and rage into action on the streets.

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Multi-location vigil to stand in solidarity with Renee Good, who was murdered at the hands of ICE on 1/7 in Minneapolis. While she is the latest victim of ICE, there have been many, many more people killed at the hands of ICE and in detention facilities over the past year. Not one more!

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The Trump administration's lack of humanity is on full display now more than ever. No matter how Trump and Noem try to spin what happened in Minneapolis, the truth remains that Renee Nicole Good was murdered by ICE.