Let's take a look at the beauty of the people of this country. This is Minnesota.
This quilt did not happen overnight no in secret. The Minnesotans that put this together speak loudly to their love of their neighbors.
This article appeared a full month before the elections. This was about as obvious a clue to the outcomes in Minnesota than any other state wrongly targeted by Trump.
The raids were about racism and instilling fear to bow to the king and his minions. It didn't work. And why? Because the American people are brave, honorable, and moral people concerned for each other no matter the ethnicity, race, or religion.
Where do the Republicans get the idea that Americans can be made to bend to their will through propaganda campaigns?
Money?
Wow. Talk about being wrong.
October 1, 2026by Callisto Martinez
At its unveiling at the Minnesota State Capitol’s rotunda in September, dozens of community members, including Owen Lubozynski, a member of the Minnesota Immigrant Rights Action Committee (MIRAC) and the quilt’s primary creator, held up the quilt for a moment of silence.
“Holding [the quilt] up for 10 minutes, feeling the weight of it, really made that pain sink in,” Lubozynski said. “Just this tiny moment of what thousands of Minnesotans have been living with—the weight of the threat of deportation and the threat of being sent to a concentration camp. I wish that we could make every decisionmaker in the state, every state leader hold part of it up for a little bit, so they could feel that.”...
What is the “Great Replacement” right-wing conspiracy theory? (click here)
And why has it spread to mainstream politics?...
It falsely asserts that white European and Western populations are being deliberately and systematically replaced by non-white populations—particularly from Muslim-majority or Latin American countries—through mass migration, shifting demographics, and declining birth rates
