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Who is Standing Up
Bruce Springsteen is Standing up
Bruce Springsteen is Standing up
Bruce Springsteen is Standing up
Bruce Springsteen's new song "Streets of Minneapolis" criticizes President Trump's immigration enforcement actions in the city and is dedicated to the local immigrant community and the victims of recent violence.
The song features themes of resistance and solidarity, reflecting the struggles faced by residents.
Amanda Gorman is Standing Up
Bruce Springsteen is Standing up
Bruce Springsteen is Standing up
Amanda Gorman, the acclaimed poet known for her stirring words at the 2021 U.S. presidential inauguration, has once again used her talent to address tragedy and loss.
She penned a heartfelt poem in memory of Alex Pretti, a 37-year-old intensive care unit nurse who was murdered by Border Patrol officers in Minneapolis.
The poem, titled “For Alex Jeffrey Pretti,” describes the incident as both a “betrayal” and an “execution,” highlighting the gravity of the situation and the emotional impact on the community.
Are You Standing Up?
Bruce Springsteen is Standing up
Are You Standing Up?
The murders of Renée Nicole Good and Alex Pretti by masked Getappo-like ICE agents on the streets of Minneapolis are more than isolated tragedies — they are a stark warning.
When our government wields its power without transparency, when it deploys armed agents who act with impunity in our communities, and when investigations are obstructed or controlled by the very institutions whose conduct is under scrutiny, we face a palpable threat to the liberties that define this nation.
These are not distant battles on foreign soil — they are happening in our cities, under our Constitution, and against our neighbors.
Now is the moment for all Americans who value freedom, justice, and the rule of law to stand up and resist the encroachment of tyranny.
Let these tragedies galvanize a renewed commitment to justice, community, and Constitutional freedoms that belong to every American.
Stand up!
