Mi Casa Es Su Casa!

Friends from the NHBBD:

Thank you for continuing to stand on the bridges across New Hampshire and make your voices heard.  Your presence is a powerful reminder that democracy belongs to all of us, not just elected officials, political parties, or wealthy special interests. By showing up, speaking out, and standing together, you are challenging the idea that we should simply accept the status quo.

Reading your signs in Spanish adds an especially meaningful dimension to your message. It is welcoming and affirming, a reminder that New Hampshire is home to people from many backgrounds and that every voice deserves to be seen, heard, and respected. Your signs tell Spanish-speaking neighbors that they belong in this conversation and that their participation in our democracy matters. Mi casa es su casa! 

New Hampshire—and America—cannot continue with business as usual while so many people feel unheard, ignored, and left behind. Whether you are a Democrat, an Independent, or even a Republican, this is not the New Hampshire we know, and this is not the America we believe in. We may come from different political backgrounds, but we can stand together for integrity, accountability, freedom, and a government that serves the people. 

As Election Day in November approaches, we need you not only on the bridges but also on the streets and in our communities. Talk with your family, friends, and neighbors. On Election Day, be present, be visible, and help encourage people to participate, peacefully, respectfully, and lawfully. Bring your families, bring your friends, and continue making your voices heard. Carry this energy from the bridges to the streets, from the streets to our neighborhoods, and from our neighborhoods to the polls. You are making democracy better. Thank you for all you do!

Sebastián Fuentes (He/Him)

NH Outreach & Field Director

Rights & Democracy Project | www.radmovement.org

Rights & Democracy Institute| rights-democracy.org

"Este mundo no va a cambiar hasta que estemos dispuestos a cambiar nosotros mismos"