"Herndon-Reston Indivisible"

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8 February 2024

Members of Herndon-Reston Indivisible demonstrate outside the Supreme Court of the United States as it hears oral arguments in a case that will determine if Donald Trump may be disqualified for the 2024 presidential election due to his actions in the January 6, 2021, Capitol insurrection, Washington, DC, February 8, 2024. The Colorado Supreme Court ruled earlier that Trump is ineligible because he engaged in insurrection, violating the 14th Amendment to the Constitution, and both parties have appealed to the Supreme Court to obtain a final ruling on the matter. The ruling will be on the Colorado case but will have far-reaching consequences as Trump faces challenges to his eligibility in at least 11 states.

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18 November 2021

Members of Herndon-Reston Indivisible display a large voting rights sign during a rally and civil disobedience action at the White House. Several hundred people participated in the rally, and more than 180 were arrested. Protesters demand that the Biden Administration take the lead on voting rights and pressure Congress to pass legislation protecting the right to vote. Specifically, they want passage of the Freedom to Vote Act and statehood for Washington, DC.

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3 October 2021

Members of Herndon Reston Indivisible hold signs spelling out “off our backs,” during the Women's March Rally for Abortion Justice in Washington, DC. Protesters demand the US government protect women's reproductive rights and access to abortion nationwide. Specifically, they are calling on Congress to pass the Women's Health Protection Act (WHPA) and EACH Act, which guarantee abortion access and require it to be covered by insurance. More than 600 satellite protests are happening nationwide on October 2. The events are partly in response to restrictive anti-abortion laws recently passed in Texas and Mississippi, and the Supreme Court's refusal to strike down the Texas law.

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29 August 2021

Members of Herndon Reston Indivisble dispay their large freedom to vote signs during the flagship event of a nationwide march for voting rights on the 58th anniversary of the March on Washington. Partcipating individuals and organizations demand an end to the filibuster and passage of the John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act and the For the People act to ensure federal protection of the right to vote. The event is sponsored by the Drum Major Institute, March On, SEIU, National Action Network, and Future Coalition, and has more than 225 partner organizations.

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