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Resisting fascism, fighting for freedom

“We the people” means all the people

Every American deserves freedom and opportunity. We believe in a government that works on behalf of the public interest—not the private interests of Musk and other billionaires. And our courts should provide justice for everyone—not just the rich and powerful. Donald Trump’s MAGA movement threatens all of us. People For the American Way is fighting the lies that divide us and building a future where everyone can thrive. Join us!

Learn about People For

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Make your plan to vote in the midterms

The upcoming midterm elections will be a pivotal point for our democracy. Control of Congress and so much more are on the line. This is our opportunity to stem the tide of authoritarianism and restore the promise of democracy. 

Make your plan to vote, check your voter registration, and view your ballot with our Vote Readiness Guide. Now’s the time to make our collective voice heard. 

The future we’ll build together

We envision an America where all Americans have an equal say in elections that aren’t distorted by disinformation or bought by billionaires, where people have control over their own bodies, where courts administer justice to all, and where nobody has to live in fear because of their skin color, faith, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, ancestry, or political beliefs.                

What we do

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Combat threats to our democracy

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Protect our courts

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Fight censorship

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