This week, we’re working through our theory that America doesn’t have an activism problem—we have an organizing problem. Protests, donations, and election-year volunteering matter, but lasting political power is built through strong local grassroots communities, trusted relationships, structures of care, and leaders committed to the long haul.
In this video, I’m breaking down why community organizing is one of the most powerful tools we have to change the future of America—and the practical steps you can take to start organizing where you live.
The future isn’t going to be built by one politician, one election, or one massive protest. It’s going to be built by strong local communities connected nationwide.
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