A Brief Scheduling Update
Who's ready for 2026?
Just a quick note to let you know our plans for this week! Due to some unexpected time conflicts, we will be off today. We will do our last full list of 2025 tomorrow, and then start our midterm year efforts in earnest by returning to our daily schedule on Friday, January 2nd.
From the entire Rogan’s List team, we hope everyone is having a happy and peaceful holiday season.
KEEPING AN EYE ON…
CBS is self-censoring for MAGA under Bari Weiss - watch and share the killed “Inside CECOT” segment here and demand it run unedited as soon as possible here
We must do our part to protect trans kids from this regime - find ways to give material support here
Let’s say it loud and clear: no Trump war on Venezuela. Keep pushing our House members and senators to block an attack
Core environmental protections are at risk in the U.S. Senate - oppose the SPEED Act here, PERMIT Act here
The campaign to impeach RFK Jr. is underway - tools to tell ours reps to join the fight here, learn more in this week’s info sessions here
Our drinking water is at risk in potential Clean Water Act rollback - public comments due by January 5th, language here
Free America walkouts scheduled for January 20th - pledge to join and volunteer here, host an event to bring together participants for further action here
Trump’s plan to massively expand offshore drilling is open to public comment - tell him hell no before January 23rd, language here
The Starbucks strike is ongoing! Take the No Contract, No Coffee pledge not to cross the picket line and find more ways to help here
Push Spotify, Telemundo and Univision to get ICE off their airwaves and say no to AT&T until they stop ICE contracts
The T-Mobile boycott is on - learn more here, sign the pledge here
Find ethical gifts this holiday season with the Fair Trade Gift Guide
An addition to the list? Half a million US household lack running water. For the cost of the gilded ballroom, the entire Navajo reservation could have running water with 100M leftover. https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2021/sep/27/water-almost-half-million-us-households-lack-indoor-plumbing. https://www.navajowaterproject.org/
Really appreciate how you're connecting labor solidarity across multiple fronts here. The Starbucks strike bit especially hits home cause I watched a friend of mine walk that line last week and the pressure campaign tactic is working - store managers are feeling it when regulars skip their caffeine fix. What's interesting is how modern picket actions blend traditional presence with social media pledges, like that No Contract thing you linked, basically extending the virtual picket far beyond physical locations. Just makes me think bout how worker power adapts to the digital economy wile staying grounded in showing-up energy.