I apologize if this is a tired question, but what are some things a single person can do to combat fascism in their area when they feel their voice is too small?

My area has a long history with the KKK dating to the 1920s or 1930s and more recent things that happened include the Klan doing recruitment attempts in a neighboring town, them trying to get a plaque up in a local historical park and a group of neo-nazis doing a stupid march in (possibly) the same park last year.

I’m not sure if the plaque is still up or if enough protest got it removed though, and I remember when the little march thing was breaking news it riled up a few people I know who wanted to head over to kick their asses. On my own, I feel like I’m too small to make an impact and the amount of Trump supporters we have has made me put my safety into question with what I’m capable of doing to help my community.

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<p>I apologize if this is a tired question, but what are some things a single person can do to combat fascism in their area when they feel their voice is too small?</p><p>My area has a long history with the KKK dating to the 1920s or 1930s and more recent things that happened include the Klan doing recruitment attempts in a neighboring town, them trying to get a plaque up in a local historical park and a group of neo-nazis doing a stupid march in (possibly) the same park last year. </p><p>I'm not sure if the plaque is still up or if enough protest got it removed though, and I remember when the little march thing was breaking news it riled up a few people I know who wanted to head over to kick their asses. On my own, I feel like I'm too small to make an impact and the amount of Trump supporters we have has made me put my safety into question with what I'm capable of doing to help my community.</p>
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