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[MichaelHarris]

your the future. A good place to start is researching activities in your community you disagree with. Lets say a school board decision, or a local campaign. Find as many like-minded individuals and organize a protest. What kind of community do you live in? Rural, city? Each have their own idiosyncrasies that one could organize against, like a farming community not allowing workers to organize or a school board decision banning long hair. These sound trivial but believe it or not, these were the same things we fought 25 years ago.