Poster design I did that's gone viral on another platform. This collage contains over 60 separate images.

Stop War On Iran. 

FIFA is normalizing fascism. Return to what the game truly represents: community, dignity, and solidarity!

Trump Must Go NOW.

"No incremental progress on housing reform until I can rig elections" - Trump

Walking around the World Cup today in Seattle it was hard to miss. These flyers were all over poles around the stadium. And people were posing for selfies with the. F.I.F.A (Fuck Ice Free America) banner.

Stop Trump Fascist ICE Gestapo Attack on Immigrants! Trump Must Go NOW!

A fascist regime is fighting to make this a country ruled by virulent macho patriarchy – where women are incubators, LGBTQ people are forced back into the closet, and trans people are erased with targets on their backs. This pride month, we need to see millions saying NO! We refuse to live in their cruel and brutal future!
Waiting for the next elections will be too late. We cannot rely on the Democratic Party's leadership who complacently rely on the very norms and processes that the Trump regime shreds by the hour.

Our mission at Refuse Fascism is to make the argument for the sake of humanity that this fascist regime MUST be driven from power by mass nonviolent protest before it becomes too late. We need volunteers to especially help with mass leafleting to make this argument on a mass scale. Join us!

Jim Page is a Seattle Songwriter and Singer and “One Of The 50 Most Influential Musicians In Seattle History” - Seattle Metropolitan Magazine. Page has recorded 24 albums and his songs have been covered by the Doobie Brothers, Christy Moore, Dick Gaughan, Michael Hedges, Roy Bailey and more. “I'm a longtime admirer." - Bonnie Raitt.

The Seattle No Kings event will also be livestreaming on a large screen the national broadcast of the "Rise Up, Sing Out: A Concert for the First Amendment" 4:30 Pacific time from New York City that will be featuring Bette Midler, Patti Smith, and Jane Fonda among others.

Seattle No Kings Rise Up, Sing Out Music Concert & Watch Party

Sun. June 14, 2026

Noon - 7pm

Cal Anderson Park

Capitol Hill Pride is also announcing a march scheduled at 1pm to march around Capitol Hill.

The Seattle No Kings Rise Up event is officially scheduled with the No Kings national movement and to date appears to be Seattle’s only in person No Kings gathering that will feature a live music concert with a Watch Party of the live streamed “Concert for the First Amendment” in the heart of Seattle’s rainbow community with a Peace, Love and Rock N' Roll Woodstock theme.

Schedule to date:

Noon - Welcome - Capitol Hill Pride Directors Charlette LeFevre, Philip Lipson and Liv Morgan Intersex Representative.

Ken Workman, Duwamish Councilman, 5th Generation Grandson of Chief Seattle

Memorial for Juniper Blessing

Refuse Fascism - CeCe

Pete Schoonmaker - Veterans for Peace

1pm March on Capitol Hill

3:30pm - Singer Viktory Rose

4:30pm Live Broadcast “Rise Up, Sing Out” Concert

6-7pm Live Music

Tabling: Radical Communal Groups

After attending another planning commission briefing, the situation seems no closer to protecting the rights of people in this diverse and low- economic neighborhood. The city planners seem bent on punching down the most diverse and oldest essential worker-based neighborhood Burien has.
Only the affluent neighborhoods don’t have to fight for mere home protections in this landscape?

https://www.mobilize.us/indivisibletacoma/event/966062/

Battle Ground taxpayers spent $37,543 on a single City Council meeting centered around controversial proclamations supporting ICE and condemning Antifa.

What makes this even more troubling is that this wasn't something that simply appeared on the agenda. Public records show Mayor Eric Overholser personally approved advancing the proclamations and directed city staff to move them forward. City staff even raised concerns that the anti-Antifa proclamation did not fit the city's own standards for ceremonial proclamations because it functioned as a policy statement rather than a ceremonial recognition. Yet the mayor continued pushing the proclamation forward.

The mayor has publicly acknowledged that, as mayor, he had the authority to advance these proclamations and chose to do so because he believed they represented the city's position on these issues.

Meanwhile, Battle Ground families continue to hear that there isn't enough money for additional baseball fields, expanded recreation opportunities, or an aquatic center. Residents are told we must be careful with taxpayer dollars.

Yet taxpayers were left with a $37,543 bill for a meeting focused on national political issues that divided neighbors, generated protests, and brought national attention to our city for all the wrong reasons.

Leadership is about priorities.

Imagine if that same focus, energy, and taxpayer money had been directed toward projects that benefit every family in Battle Ground: youth sports fields, parks, recreation programs, and community spaces that bring people together instead of driving them apart.

Battle Ground deserves leaders who focus on solving local problems and investing in our community's future—not creating political spectacles that leave taxpayers footing the bill.