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Official statements and press releases from Cambridge Indivisible — organizing in deep-red Dorchester County, Maryland's Eastern Shore.
On Courthouse Steps, Cambridge Residents Read "The Dorchester Resolves," Then Donate the Signed Scroll to the Harriet Tubman Museum
CAMBRIDGE, MD — In sweltering July heat, about 30 residents gathered in front of the Dorchester County Courthouse on Wednesday evening to read aloud "The Dorchester Resolves of 2026," a citizens' declaration of grievances modeled on the colonial Resolves that Maryland communities issued at their courthouses in 1774.
Citizens to Read "The Dorchester Resolves" on Courthouse Steps Today, Naming Every Level of Government
CAMBRIDGE, MD — July 2, 2026
WHAT: A public, costumed reading of "The Dorchester Resolves of 2026" — a citizens' declaration in the tradition of the 1774 colonial Resolves, holding government accountable from the White House to Cambridge City Hall — followed by a guided tour of the newly reopened Harriet Tubman Museum & Educational Center.
Cambridge Indivisible to Read "The Dorchester Resolves" at Courthouse July 2, Holding Every Level of Government to Account
CAMBRIDGE, MD — June 25, 2026 — On Thursday, July 2, Cambridge Indivisible will gather in front of the Dorchester County Courthouse to read aloud "The Dorchester Resolves of 2026," a citizens' declaration modeled on the colonial Resolves that Maryland communities issued at their courthouses in 1774. The reading begins at 5 p.m. by the Harriet Tubman statue at 206 High St.
Cambridge Residents Join Nationwide “No Kings 2” Rally
CAMBRIDGE, Md. — October 19, 2025 — Residents of Cambridge gathered downtown Saturday for the No Kings 2 Day of Peaceful Action, joining millions across the country to affirm that America belongs to its people, not to kings.
TOMORROW: NO KINGS DAY OF PEACEFUL ACTION IN CAMBRIDGE AND ACROSS AMERICA
CAMBRIDGE, Md. — October 17, 2025 — Cambridge residents will join millions of Americans across the country in a nationwide day of nonviolent protest at the second No Kings Day of Peaceful Action, with more than 2,600 events planned nationwide. Attendees are encouraged to wear yellow — a color long used in global movements as a symbol of peaceful resistance and courage in the face of oppression.
Cambridge to Host 'No Kings' Peaceful Rally in Support of Democracy on Oct. 18
CAMBRIDGE, MD, UNITED STATES, October 16, 2025 - On Saturday, October 18, residents of Cambridge and communities across the Eastern Shore will gather for the No Kings Day of Peaceful Action, a nationwide mobilization affirming that America belongs to its people—not to kings or dictators.
MEDIA ADVISORY: Dorchester County Joins National “Healthcare Not Authoritarianism” Shutdown Showdown
HURLOCK, MD — On Saturday, October 4, community members in Dorchester County will join Americans at hundreds of events nationwide in the fight to protect healthcare access as Donald Trump and MAGA Republicans in Congress push our country into a government shutdown rather than lower healthcare costs for families.
Cambridge Indivisible Praises Democrats for Blocking Trump’s MAGA Murder Law, Urges Leaders to Stay Strong
CAMBRIDGE, MD — Cambridge Indivisible commends Democratic leaders for standing strong against Trump’s MAGA Murder Law and refusing to bankroll his hostile takeover of our government.
