A Tour of the Former Confederacy
Jim Crow Revisited
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Indivisible 1431's July 7 monthly Zoom (virtual meeting) will be an opportunity to get to know the candidates for offices important to you and your family.
August 5 meeting features Heather Jefts (for Wilco County Judge) and Chris Jimenez (for HD-52)
We are less than 100 days out from arguably the most important Midterm election of our lifetimes. Indivisible 1431’s Meet the Candidates brings together our best hopes for a better Texas and America.
On Wednesday, August 5, we will host candidates Heather Jefts (for Wilco County Judge) and Chris Jimenez (HD-52). The Zoom meeting is at 6:30 pm Wednesday, August 5.
You can register to attend here.
Indivisible 1431 supports Justin Early with billboard
Indivisible 1431 has endorsed Justin Early, the next Congressman from Texas Congressional District 31! To spread awareness of Justin’s candidacy, we sponsored a billboard just off busy US Hwy 79 about a mile west of Texas 130.
“Justin Early will do an outstanding job as the next Congressman for District 31,” said Mike Killalea, “and Indivisible 1431 is proud to be able to assist his campaign.
Our Community, Our Future
Our Community, Our Future, drew 100 people who engaged in the fun and informative activities of the day. Plus, there was food!
The “What’s Your Issue” board drew plenty of attention. There, guests placed stickers next to the issue that bugged them the most. Upon first glance, Government Corruption was way out front. However, upon combining the affordability issues—health care, housing, etc – we found that these issues were just as important as corruption.
Supporting Immigrants
Indivisible 1431 is urging local jurisdictions to adopt humane-treatment resolutions, like those passed by the City of Austin, and Hays and Travis Counties. These resolutions affirm that all residents have a right to be treated like human beings, regardless of immigration status.
Our goal is to persuade Williamson County and the cities along and around the FM 1431 corridor to pass similar resolutions. The resolution effort is supported in Cedar Park by Community Action for Racial Equity Cedar Park. Check out our model resolution here.
Take Action: For our proposals to have impact before the governing bodies, we need the community behind us. To show the people’s representatives that their constituents care, we have launched a petition drive for the resolution. Sign the petition, and send it to a friend!
