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jUST DO NOT KNOW ABOUT POLITICS ANYMORE
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That's understandable — the world of politics can seem complicated and overwhelming. Whether you're feeling worn out by the news cycle, feeling politically disillusioned, or wanting to make an impact but not sure where to start, it's completely understandable if you've decided to step away from politics for now. There are still ways to get involved and stay informed — here are some tips: - Spend time thinking about and exploring the issues that matter most to you; start by coming up with one or two main issues and digging deep into the causes, solutions, and potential impacts; - Get involved in activities related to issues you’re interested in, such as signing petitions, attending protests and rallies, or reaching out to lawmakers; - Talk and listen to friends, family, and community members; listen and talk with an open mind, and respectfully share why different issues and actions may or may not be effective; - Keep current with politics and news by subscribing to various news outlet email and/or podcast updates - so that you stay informed, and read and watch different perspectives; - Take the time to get familiar with the candidates and propositions that are appearing on your state and local ballots; - Participate in debates by asking yourself difficult questions about the issues, and reading or attending online discussions or debates on issues to challenge and expand your knowledge and views — there are tons of platforms such as The League of Women Voters which facilitate thought-provoking conversations; - Follow news organizations who report fairly on issues and events with diverse perspectives, such as the National Resource Defense Council and Mother Jones; and - Use hashtags on social media to connect and collaborate with like-minded people who want to stay updated and informed, such as #TakeAKnee and #WomenforClimateJustice. All of this can help you stay informed and make meaningful contributions toward improving the issues you're passionate about in your own community and beyond.