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This month's theme is Power in Our Pockets: A History of Economic Resistance! Subscribe by March 1st, 2025 at 11:59 AM CT to receive this month's resources.
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About this month's theme:
Boycotts have long been a powerful tool for economic resistance, challenging injustice by disrupting the flow of money to systems that uphold inequality. This month in Freedom School, we’re exploring the impact of economic activism in the Civil Rights Movement—from the Montgomery Bus Boycott to selective buying campaigns and the philosophy of the Double Duty Dollar. Through illustrated resources, we will learn about key historical boycotts, reflect on where we spend our money, and engage in hands-on activities like a DIY protest sign, a spending with purpose guide, an interactive quiz, and more! Together, we’ll discover how financial choices can be a force for justice—in both the past and the present.
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