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SUMMARY:Saturday Stand Up and Wave!
DESCRIPTION:Are you looking for a weekend outlet to show your dismay with the authoritarians and their accomplices? Need a bit of community\, resistance\, conversation\, joy and cheering for the beeps from passing supporters? Join us on Saturdays at the Gallatin County Courthouse from 12-1p! Bring your favorite sign\, an American flag or just your anti-authoritarian energy and get out of the house! \nBecause one protest isn’t enough to defend democracy! \nSafety instructions – Our activity is lawful and safe.  The police know we are at the Courthouse exercising our First Amendment rights and they have been supportive.  We use the buddy system\, so we are not out here alone.  We stay on the sidewalk.  We do not block the sidewalk.  We obey traffic rules.  We do not do any violence or graffiti.  We do not go on private property.  We remain aware of our surroundings and talk about what we see. Remaining overly cheerful de-escalates many situations.  If something is escalating uncomfortably\, some of us video\, and some call 911.  
URL:https://bozemanresists.com/event/saturday-stand-up-and-wave-2/
LOCATION:Gallatin County Courthouse\, 311 West Main Street\, Bozeman\, MT\, United States
CATEGORIES:Protest
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SUMMARY:Rush Hour Resistance - Every Tuesday - Gallatin County Courthouse 8-9am
DESCRIPTION:Need a weekly rush hour pick-me-up? Join the cheery\, welcoming crew from Rush Hour Resistance! They meet every Tuesday morning from 8-9am in front of the Gallatin County Courthouse to greet Bozeman commuters with waves and protest signs. Grab your cuppa Joe and get a lift to start your week with a great community and positive honks from passing motorists! \nIf you would like inspiration for a protest sign\, here ya go! \n\nHold ICE Responsible For Their Murders!\nJustice for Renee Nicole Good!\nHands Off Venezuela’s Oil!\nDon’t Let ICE Target Working People!\nStop the Billionaire Takeover!\nTax the Rich!\nOur Economy Works for Everyone\, Not Just the 1%!\nPeople over Profits!\nHands Off Our Unions!\nFair Wages\, Not Billionaire Bonuses!\nFund Our Schools\, Not Their Yachts!\nHealthcare and Housing for All!\nProtect Social Security and Medicaid!\nEnd Wealth Inequality Now!\nWe are the Many\, They are the Few!\nGreed is Not Good!\nLabor is better than Billionaires\nPatriots Support Labor\nFair Wages Now!\nHonk if You Love Workers’ Rights!\nWorkers’ Rights are Human Rights!\nProfit Over People is a Failure!\nHonk if you love democracy!
URL:https://bozemanresists.com/event/rush-hour-resistance-every-tuesday-gallatin-county-courthouse-8-9am-2/
LOCATION:Gallatin County Courthouse\, 311 West Main Street\, Bozeman\, MT\, United States
CATEGORIES:Protest
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SUMMARY:Standing Up For Democracy in Belgrade!
DESCRIPTION:When: Every Tuesday from 12-1p\nWhere: Lewis & Clark Park\, East Main Street between the Library and the Town Pump \nBring your signs and your cheerful energy to support democracy and positive change in Belgrade! Enjoy the community of your “No Kings” neighbors and encourage Belgrade to speak out against the corruption and cruelty of the Federal government. If you support equality and justice\, you’ll enjoy an hour hanging out with Belgrade Resistance. \nParking is available at the behind the library and around the park.
URL:https://bozemanresists.com/event/standing-up-for-democracy-in-belgrade-2/
LOCATION:Lewis & Clark Park – Belgrade\, Lewis & Clark Park\, Belgrade\, MT\, 59714\, United States
CATEGORIES:Protest
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SUMMARY:Turn the Page Book Club - June Selection
DESCRIPTION:Join the Turn the Page Book Club to discuss our June\, 2026 selection\, A Resistance History of the United States by Tad Stoermer. The next meeting will be Tuesday\, June 30th from 5-6p in the Aspen Room at the Bozeman Public Library. \nA Resistance History of the United States by Tad Stoermer explores the moments when people refused the stories meant to justify authority. That defiance took many forms: the women and men in Salem who would not confess to witchcraft; the Black Loyalists who seized their own freedom during the Revolutionary War; the Anti-Federalists who forced a Bill of Rights to limit nationalist power. Later generations carried their refusal into new terrain—Ona Judge’s escape from enslavement\, Henry David Thoreau’s challenge to the state\, the clandestine networks of the Underground Railroad\, and the uncompromising resolve of John Brown and the Six\, whose actions helped push the nation toward civil war and set the stage for the Radical Republicans’ fight to build a new republic from the ruins. \nPlease click this link for a pdf list of our readings through June\, 2026. \n\nOptions to borrow or buy books: \n\nHoopla – click for instructions to borrow audio or ebooks via Bozeman Public Library\nLibby – click for instructions to borrow audio or ebooks via Bozeman Public Library\nbookshop.org\, you can choose an independent bookstore to receive the full profit from your purchase (e.g. Country Bookshelf\, Elk River Books\, Wheatgrass Books\, etc).\nIsle of Books is a locally owned independent bookstore.\n\n\nPrior Book Selections \nBook for June 2026: A Resistance History of the United States by Tad Stoermer explores the moments when people refused the stories meant to justify authority. That defiance took many forms: the women and men in Salem who would not confess to witchcraft; the Black Loyalists who seized their own freedom during the Revolutionary War; the Anti-Federalists who forced a Bill of Rights to limit nationalist power. Later generations carried their refusal into new terrain—Ona Judge’s escape from enslavement\, Henry David Thoreau’s challenge to the state\, the clandestine networks of the Underground Railroad\, and the uncompromising resolve of John Brown and the Six\, whose actions helped push the nation toward civil war and set the stage for the Radical Republicans’ fight to build a\nnew republic from the ruins. \nBook for May 2026: Taming Silicon Valley by Gary Marcus contends that AI can make society or break it. It could revolutionize science\, medicine\, technology\, and deliver us a world of abundance and better health. Or it could lead to the downfall of democracy\, an explosion in cybercrime\, and possibly even worse. It’s also been wildly oversold. This book cuts through hype. He explains why current AI is both morally and technically inadequate and shows what we need to do as a society – and as individual citizens – to get to an AI that works for all of us. \nBook for April 2026: History of Puerto Rico: Pedro Albizu Campos The Struggle for Puerto Rican Independence by Alex Alicea.\nPedro Albizu Campos stands as one of Puerto Rico’s most formidable historical figures. This book immerses readers in the story of a man who embodied anti-imperialist resistance. It traces Albizu Campos’s intellectual evolution\, his connections to worldwide decolonization movements.  This book invites critical examination of colonial legacies and continuing self-determination movements. It challenges readers\, Puerto Rican and international\, to reconsider freedom’s meaning and the sacrifices demanded in defending one’s homeland. “Pedro Albizu Campos: The Struggle for Puerto Rican Independence” offers an opportunity to engage with justice’s pursuit and discover how Albizu Campos’s life shapes Puerto Rico’s ongoing journey toward self-determination. \nBook for March 2026: Copaganda: How Police and the Media Manipulate Our News by Alec Karakatsanis\nFrom the prizewinning rising legal star\, the deeply researched and definitive book on the way the media and police distract us from what matters “Copaganda\,” as defined by Alec Karakatsanis\, describes a special kind of propaganda that affects who and what we fear and what kinds of social investments we support to address our fears. At a time when the United States incarcerates five times more people per capita than its own historical average and five to ten times more people per capita than other countries\, its vast punishment bureaucracy spends huge amounts of time and money manipulating the rest of us to see the world from its point of view. \nBook for February 2026: Where Do We Go from Here: Chaos or Community by African-American minister\, Nobel Peace Prize laureate\, and social justice campaigner Martin Luther King Jr. Advocating for human rights and a sense of hope\, it was King’s fourth and last book before his 1968 assassination. \nBook for January 2026: Gilded Rage by Jacob Silverman.\nOver the last 15 years\, a group of businessmen mostly based in Silicon Valley—startup founders and tech venture capitalists such as Elon Musk\, Marc Andreessen\, Peter Thiel\, David Sacks\, Vivek Ramaswamy\, and JD Vance—traded liberal or libertarian views for increasingly extreme right-wing\, conspiratorial\, and faux-populist ones. Silverman concludes that there were many reasons why. Tech leaders’ business success and wealth\, inflated by years of near-zero interest rates\, fed an impenetrable faith in their own exceptionalism.\n \nBook for December: The 1619 Project A New Origin Story by Nikole Hannah-Jones. \nThe 1619 Project is The New York Times Magazine’s award-winning reframing of American history that placed slavery and its continuing legacy at the center of our national narrative. The project\, which was initially launched in August of 2019\, offered a revealing new origin story for the United States\, one that helped explain not only the persistence of anti-Black racism and inequality in American life today\, but also the roots of so much of what makes the country unique. \nBook for November: Why Civil Resistance Works | The Strategic Logic of Nonviolent Conflict by Erica Chenoweth and Maria J. Stephan\nFor more than a century\, from 1900 to 2006\, campaigns of nonviolent resistance were more than twice as effective as their violent counterparts in achieving their stated goals. By attracting impressive support from citizens\, whose activism takes the form of protests\, boycotts\, civil disobedience\, and other forms of nonviolent noncooperation\, these efforts help separate regimes from their main sources of power and produce remarkable results\, even in Iran\, Burma\, the Philippines\, and the Palestinian Territories. \nBook for October: Why Fascists Fear Teachers\, by Randi Weingarten\n“Teachers are under siege not for anything they do wrong\, but for what they do right.  The title of my new book\, Why Fascists Fear Teachers\, is intended as a warning\, but it may belie what the book is at its core: a love letter to teachers. I write about teachers’ seemingly small everyday acts\, like fostering empathy\, confidence\, critical thinking and mastery\, that cultivate opportunity and humanity in our young people.” – Randi Weingarten (https://www.aft.org/column/why-fascists-fear-teachers) \nBook for September: How to Stand up to a Dictator: The Fight for Our Future is a memoir and journalistic exposé written by Maria Ressa\, a renowned Filipino-American journalist and cofounder of the news website Rappler. Ressa’s expertise stems from her decades-long career in journalism\, including her work as CNN’s bureau chief in Manila and Jakarta\, and her firsthand experience confronting authoritarianism in the Philippines. \nBook for July/August: One Day\, Everyone Will Have Always Been Against This by Omar El Akkad.  From award-winning novelist and journalist Omar El Akkad comes a powerful reckoning with what it means to live in a West that betrays its fundamental values. \nJoin us to explore this pivotal moment in history. Through reading bold and thought-provoking books\, we’ll uncover revolutionary ideas\, challenge the status quo\, and spark the conversations that shape tomorrow.
URL:https://bozemanresists.com/event/turn-the-page-book-club-june-selection/
LOCATION:Bozeman Public Library\, Aspen Room\, 626 East Main Street\, Bozeman\, MT\, 59715\, United States
CATEGORIES:Book Club
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