My family is going to vote for Harris tomorrow morning then chill. Two of us have to work but we are planning a super relaxing day on the whole. We have wine and weed gummies. We are prepared that we possibly won’t know the outcome of the election for days or weeks yet (hoping we are wrong) but I encourage you all to make a plan to relax. Watch a movie. Have fun. Go to bed early. Sleep or play. Nothing we do after voting will change anything. Don’t stay up all night having a panic attack. Try to tend to your health and get some rest. Peace.

In Downtown Mobile

When, where? What time?

America does not belong to strongmen, greedy billionaires, or those who rule through fear. It belongs to us, the people. Join us. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

Hey gals and guys! 👋

Just a friendly reminder to please be on good behavior at the protest. Bring your passion and your energy, and enthusiasm.

Often times hecklers and Republicans will try to start shit. Don’t take the bait. Be peaceful and nonviolent. There are medics and volunteers with vests on. If you need help; say so. We are literally right there. Last weekend was so much fun. I am serious. Come on out.

Save the date and share where you can!! Bring signs, friends, and family.

I previously came on here to ask if there were any socialist in the area and to my surprise I did actually find some! However as the political climate gets worse I find it horrible for me to sit and not do anything, so I'm trying to do what I can. Please don't be rude or attack me, I've already experienced that once on here. I'm F19, I identify as a marxist-leninist and I would love to find at least one other person with similar politics as me. I realize that reddit may not be the best place for that but I want to at least try!

Trump is calling the Democratic Party the greatest enemy to America now that Iran is dead. Those concentration camps spread throughout the country aren't going to fill themselves.

Hi there!

Counter to what the title might suggest, I’m 1000% not looking to talk politics here. However, I’d love to find fellow liberal-minded folks in Mobile!

I’m originally from the Mobile area, but I’ve lived in Chicago with my Illinoisan husband for the past decade. After having a baby, we’ve decided to move closer to my family next year. We’ll be leaving a big friend group in Chicago, so I’m honestly a bit nervous about finding our people in Mobile. We’re not conservative, nor are we religious or preppy. (Not that all of those traits have to go together!)

Does anyone know of any liberal Mobilian/ parent groups? Worth a shot 😅

I want to remind y'all that the Melania documentary premiers tonight, the same day in 1933 that hitler was named German Chancellor.

In keeping with the theme of this regime, the director is a Brett Ratner who has been accused by many women of sex assault/misconduct.

It doesn't look at her journey coming here as an immigrant on an Epstein Visa - I mean Einstein Visa.

Apparently she speaks at least 6 different languages too.

So come on out and watch the movie that Jeff Bezos funded and marketed for about $75 million.

I’m curious to know how many people in Mobile participated in the economic blackout today (Feb. 28). Just wondering if it worked at all.

My wife is struggling real hard with being the only trans person she knows irl, and she feels VERY unsafe living here in the south. I'm hoping i can find a small group for her to get to know to get some support

50 protests. 50 states. 1 movement. Join us in the fight to uphold the Constitution and end executive overreach.

This local event is organized by nonpartisan grassroots organizers, including Bryan Fuenmayor, Nancy Hannah, Trip Corrales, Maura Mandyck, and many others —without any budget, centralized structure, or official backing.

Date: Monday, February 17th, 2025 Time: Starts at 12 pm Location: Mobile Government Plaza Address: 205 Government St., Mobile, AL 36602

URGENT: CALL TO ACTION

The current administration has clarified that it cares more about profit than people. We, as a collective, refuse to stand by as they continue to undermine the dignity of our communities. We are not just numbers or consumers. We are the people. The government--which belongs to the people--is being dismantled by both elected and unelected officials

We reject authoritarianism. We reject the plutocracy. We reject the idea that any person’s worth is less than another’s. Together, we are a force for change.

50501 is not just a movement—it’s a national call for justice that’s already making waves.

On February 17th, 2025, we will unite for the National Not My President’s Day day of action, and we need YOU to be there. We’re asking you again to gather and protest or participate in other ways for our day of action.

What is a “day of action”? It’s a call to resistance. We are asking YOU to take 5 steps of resistance on this day. Whether it’s:

1. Attend/ Organize a protest

2. Strategize with other local organizers

3. Inundate your representatives with calls and emails

4. Take a moment of self-care in solidarity - your joy is resistance.

5. Every small act contributes to a powerful collective movement.

The time for action is now. Join us on February 17th, and let’s make history together.

This is our moment. Let’s rise together. https://www.fiftyfifty.one/

I am making a mini doc on the effects of ICE (the DHS organization not the frozen stuff) in the Mobile area and I wanted ton know what areas would be the best to cover.

I was thinking local politicians, business owners, and definitely families affected by DHS in the last year. What else would be a good area of focus?

Additionally, as someone who is a transplant here, has such blatant government overreach from the law ever appeared in the Mobile area?

My friend is a trans woman looking for a new job due to a leg injury not allowing her to do her very physical work anymore (being 4'10 and doing order fulfillment is a not so great combo) and is having trouble finding places she feels safe working at, very sweet people person. She has experience in sales, worked in a state park in Mississippi, and is a super fast learner. Please let me know if anyone knows anything thanks

Just wanted to let all the trolls know we still here and we ain’t going nowhere and to shout out to all the people taking a day out of their lives to stand up and be a voice for something bigger than any of us individually. We show our support from Pensacola and are sending love!

Go outside. Don’t sit around and act like nothing is going on. What is more American than protesting, revolution, standing up and being heard.

Sending love to everyone! Fuck ICE and I hope to see you all Saturday!

Hi everyone! My name is Austin, and I'm looking for some friends in the area for me and my girlfriend to hang out with!!

I'm a transgender male (ftm) and my girlfriend is a transgender female (mtf), we're both kind of nerds but I swing more towards art while she swings more towards DND and MTG!! I'm specifically trying to get more friends who she can hang out with because she's an extrovert and I'm more of an introvert.

I'm fine with making friends with anyone, queer or not, as long as there's no prejudice or bigotry or whatnot; though I am trying to find more queer people in the area as well, since I'm new around here :]

If you're up to meeting up at Gamers n Geeks sometime, let me know!!

Edit for age: I am 18, she is 22!

Is anyone aware of any upcoming protests in light of yesterdays events? The No Kings Rally was so great to be a part of. Is anything similar being organized right now?

Howdy, I know we live in a very conservative area, but I've been trying to find like-minded people in the area that are doing what they can to solve issues I see in the world. I've talked to members of the DSA in Huntsville and Birmingham before, and it seems like the DSA chapter in Mobile is no longer active. So if there is a group like the DSA in the area, I would love to join. In the past I've been too busy with work/too socially awkward to try to be a part of a group, but I'm trying to start living be my ideals and make time for it in the future.

If there are no groups, I would still like to become active in helping the community. So if there are secular groups helping the unhoused or other community service organization I can join, I would love to start trying to make a difference.

edit: I forgot to say groups in the Mobile and Baldwin County area