I appreciate this framing. Like I've said, I see voting in elections like dental cleanings: routine & important for overall political health, but not the same thing as consistent brushing and taking care of yourself on a daily basis in more meaningful ways.

Via @prntgdcolonized
I appreciate this framing. Like I've said, I see voting in elections like dental cleanings: routine & important for overall political health, but not the same thing as consistent brushing and taking care of yourself on a daily basis in more meaningful ways. Via @prntgdcolonized
I appreciate this framing. Like I've said, I see voting in elections like dental cleanings: routine & important for overall political health, but not the same thing as consistent brushing and taking care of yourself on a daily basis in more meaningful ways. Via @prntgdcolonized
I appreciate this framing. Like I've said, I see voting in elections like dental cleanings: routine & important for overall political health, but not the same thing as consistent brushing and taking care of yourself on a daily basis in more meaningful ways. Via @prntgdcolonized
I appreciate this framing. Like I've said, I see voting in elections like dental cleanings: routine & important for overall political health, but not the same thing as consistent brushing and taking care of yourself on a daily basis in more meaningful ways. Via @prntgdcolonized
Image 1: "Civic action directly benefits us and makes the norms and institutions that benefit us everyday are still around when we need them." - @prntgdcolonized
Image 2: "Think of civic duty as preventative maintenance. It is the best way to protect your physical and mental health… beyond the vote." - @prntgdcolonized
3: "Acts of radical civic self-care include: knowing your elected officials & what they stand for. Choosing 3 issues to give your political energy focus. [Contacting] elected officials 1/mo. Local engagement: vote in local elections, attend city council & school board meetings."
Image 4: " And rest because that's an act of resistance too." - @prntgdcolonized
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