Democratic and progressive activists all across the country worked our asses off in this election, and achieved some really important victories. Here’s an inventory of just some of the highlights.

Indivisible San Francisco condemns and opposes political violence. We stand united against racial, religious, and political hate crimes such as last Monday's racist murder of a Black man and woman in a Kentucky grocery store, the dozen bombs mailed during midweek to Democratic Party leaders and news media opponents of Trump, and the explicitly anti-Semitic mass killing of 11 Jews at Saturday sabbath services in Pittsburgh.

Republicans are trying to repeal or weaken the Johnson Amendment so that mega-donors can deduct political contributions from their taxes.

A brief guide of the cast of important characters in Washington D.C. who San Franciscans need to know about.

What’s the most effective thing I can do? We often hear this question. This article covers the basics of how you can get involved.

A brief history of immigrant detention in the U.S., an overview of current detention conditions and actions you can take now to end this injustice.

We can do a lot, actually. There are many shades of blue, and even the bluest district in the bluest state has a lot of progress still to make.

The Constitution lists treason, bribery, high crimes, and misdemeanors as grounds for impeachment. It defines treason as giving aid and comfort to our enemies. We’ve outlined six ways that Trump's actions fit those parameters.

Republicans on the House Ways and Means Committee issued “Listening Session Framework: Tax Reform 2.0” which is a proposal for new tax cuts for the rich. Some folks are calling it “TaxScam2.”

A San Francisco Voters Guide that covers the nine City propositions on the June 2018 ballot.

One way individuals can help fight gun violence is to follow the advice of Columbine survivor and lifelong anti-gun activist Briar Goldberg, and divest from gun manufacturers' stocks.

Our examination of Justice Gorsuch’s record shows that he would likely vote for his personal views over scientific facts.  We also believe that he will favor the power of corporations over personal liberty.  

Postcards are a simple and effective way to express your thoughts to elected officials and let them know that you expect them to represent YOU! These postcard designs have been contributed by artists who oppose the right-wing, anti-people political agenda that now dominates Washington, DC. 

Read summary of Diane Feinstein’s Town Hall on April 17, 2017 at the Scottish Rite Masonic Center in San Francisco, and the Senator answered questions for just under an hour.