Here in Tuolumne County, we know what’s at stake. Our rural communities rely on public service workers, federal and state jobs, tourism, education, and healthcare. These are the lifelines of our economy—and they are under threat.
Here's Elizabeth Soper from Tuolumne County Indivisible's LGBTQIA committee speaking on the importance of standing against hate and homophobia, and showing the community that our light still survives.
Tuolumne County Indivisible is answering 50501’s national call for a Day of Action—and we’re opting to do what many others in the nation are doing: showing up for our community. We’re focusing on a food drive.
We have asked in multiple different ways for Rep. McClintock to hold a townhall and talk with his constituents.
Because McClintock won't speak to us, we will let his past statements speak for him. Ask your questions and bring your concerns on April 17th at 6pm.
Join us April 5th at Noon in Sonora's Courthouse Park to make our voices heard. We are telling the Musk/Trump administration to take their Hands OFF our institutions. There will be sign waving, speakers, and music.
