Indivisible Twin Cities: How Grassroots Activists Are Defending Democracy

🌟 Welcome to Episode #31 of The Politics Chicks Podcast! 🌟Today we’re joined by Lisa Erbes and Rebecca Larson, co-leaders of Indivisible Twin Cities, to talk about grassroots organizing, defending democracy, election engagement, and how ordinary people can make an extraordinary difference.🎙️ From the Minnesota 15 arrests and Operation Metro Surge to election organizing, civic action, and overcoming political anxiety, this conversation is about finding purpose—and taking action when democracy needs you most.🐓 IN THIS EPISODE:📍 The Minnesota 15 What happened during last week’s federal arrests and why organizers say “the process is the punishment.”🗳️ How Indivisible Works How one of America’s largest grassroots movements helps everyday people become effective advocates.🚨 Operation Metro Surge Civil liberties, protest response, and why organizers believe community action matters.💪 Action Beats Anxiety Why taking even one small step can combat overwhelm and restore hope.🏛️ Election Like No Other How volunteers are preparing for voter outreach, election protection, and the 2026 midterms.✨ Finding Hope Why community, organizing, and showing up together remain the strongest antidotes to authoritarianism.Learn more:Indivisible National: https://indivisible.orgIndivisible Twin Cities: https://indivisibletwincities.orgFOLLOW/SUPPORTSubstack | Threads | Bluesky | Instagram | TikTok | Facebook@ThePoliticsChicks🧡 xoxo — Christy & Monica#ThePoliticsChicks #Indivisible #MinnesotaPolitics #Grassroots #DemocracyIndivisible, Indivisible Twin Cities, Lisa Erbes, Rebecca Larson, Grassroots Organizing, Democracy, Civic Engagement, Minnesota Politics, Operation Metro Surge, Political Activism, Election Protection, Voting Rights, Progressive Politics, Community Organizing, The Politics Chicks