Anita Wos
@anitawos
Democrat, Feminist from way back. Web developer, event organizer. Horsewoman.
It's hot out. To celebrate the 4th this weekend, without standing out in the heat... I recommend reading (or re-reading) the Declaration of Independence. It is a clear statement, and one worth honoring. constitutioncenter.org/declaration
Yes. Nellie Sue A&M, an N-line Haflinger. She is the sweetest horse anywhere. Here's a better photo:
Signs of protest in Worcester, Mass. It was a cold, windy day. Local Indivisible groups pulled together a full program of events with speeches and music. Our US Representative, Jim McGovern, spoke and pushed us to take action by writing letters to keep the pressure on. Plus,~15 orgs with booths.
Worcester MA We filled the park. Thanks to Jim McGovern and all of the speakers for the inspirational messages. I saw a lot of new faces in the crowd today. ❤️💙
Carl. Floofy barn cat. Shows up in the tack room when his favorite boarder is there. He has her trained to brutish him and give him treats.
It was an inspiration to be with a few thousand of my closest friends and allies at the No Kings rally in Worcester MA. The crowds are getting larger, younger, and more diverse. There were some powerful speeches, including from Congressman Jim McGovern. We the People have some creative sign makers!
Trump is defying courts and ignoring the Constitution. That's why I'm taking to the streets on No Kings Day for a nationwide day of defiance. app.sosha.ai/s/igqTmWXU
I just checked my followers, and as of 1-20-2025, my Facebook account is following Donald Trump, JD Vance and the White House. I did not follow these accounts.
This was an attempted coup, an insurrection. Four years ago, our Capital was attacked. It makes me so utterly sad that these people were never brought to justice for their treasonous acts. And to think that the one who led this insurrection is being reinstated as President is just horrifying.
And this is Notcho, a friend's horse in the next stall over. A unicorn for Halloween.
There is a trend lately for people who support democratic causes to wear blue bracelets - to show solidarity. It is reminiscent of the jewelry which the Suffragettes wore at the early part of the 20th century, and helped show how many people supported women to have the right to vote.