TommasinaResist⚜️🦋🐈‍⬛

@tommasinaresist.bsky.social

American Democracy activist, looking for my tribe. If you'd like a follow back, be sure to have a profile, some posts & interact on a thread. See my Starter Pack for excellent trusted friends. #USDemocracy #CitizenJournalist #Voices4Victory

@conrad4congress.bsky.socialReposted by @tommasinaresist.bsky.social

I'm running against Trump's rubber stamp, Mike Johnson. No super PAC. No yacht. No private plane to a private island. Just a 3-acre farm. Organized people beat organized money.

@therickydavila.bsky.socialReposted by @tommasinaresist.bsky.social

The MAGA regime’s illegal corrupt raid on Congresswoman Ilhan Omar’s home is just another step in their continued white supremacist attack on Somali Americans. There can be no doubt that orange felon is not only a traitor but a terrorist and so is his KKK cult.

@altnps.bsky.socialReposted by @tommasinaresist.bsky.social

A Trump supporter punched a protester wearing a “Release the Epstein Files” shirt in the face at Trump’s rally in Youngstown, OH. According to Mediaite, police removed the protester while the attacker stayed and “high-fived other attendees”. This is disgraceful and sums up the entire MAGA movement.

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My MAGA Uncle Timmy in Virginia has been fighting with Verizon for the past week because the last time I visited I blocked Fox and Newsmax on his cable box and didn’t tell him.

@tommasinaresist.bsky.socialReposted by @tommasinaresist.bsky.social

More GOP dishonesty.
Huge "Democrats for Biggs"
signs have popped up all around Phoenix.
Who are the “Democrats for Biggs”?
Surprise. Behind the signs is not a Democrat-led organization, but Turning Point.
Biggs campaign claims to not be involved.
We know what to do.
#USDemocracy #Voices4Victory

@bambooshooti.bsky.socialReposted by @tommasinaresist.bsky.social

#ResistanceRoots

Doris “Dorie” Miller was born on this day in 1919 in Waco, Texas. Because of his heroism during the attack on Pearl Harbor, he became the first African American recipient of the Navy Cross. His bravery spurred civil rights activists to push to desegregate the U.S. military. /1

Dorie Miller wearing his Navy Cross in May 1942. Miller’s extraordinary valor during the attack on Pearl Harbor forced a reluctant Navy to award him the Navy Cross. However, the myths and structural segregation that relegated Miller to the Messman Branch persisted after Dec. 7, 1941. Miller’s actions gave civil rights activists an undeniable symbol to fight for institutional equality. It took a coordinated campaign by activist networks to force the government’s hand. While the Navy tried to compartmentalize Miller’s award as an isolated exception — even keeping his rank restricted to the mess deck — the activist momentum could not be stopped. His visibility forced the Navy to begin opening up general service training to Black sailors and commissioning Black officers. Ultimately, the public discourse surrounding Miller’s valor laid the foundation for President Truman’s Executive Order 9981, desegregating the U.S. Armed Forces in 1948. Photo credit: Naval History and Heritage Command.
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