29K likes, 1,300 comments - katyrosebennett on February 1, 2026: "‘Hold On’ by @wilsonheidiann as shared by @singingresistancetc , sung here by the collected voices of our weekend workshop in Talybont...

Outside a hotel housing ICE agents in Minneapolis with 1,600+ Minnesotans sing in the streets and hotels calling ICE agents to quit their immoral jobs and join the common good. ICE agents, lay down your weapons and your bonus pay for your own sake and the good of our country. Organized by @singingresistancetc .View all 2,212 comments

79K likes, 1,878 comments - anniep_mpls on January 17, 2026: "Today I went along with some 600 other Minnesotans to take part in the @singingresistancetc choir. We marched through Lake street and surrounding streets and marked places where our neighbors have been abducted. I left feeling such pride in this Minneapolis community. We love each other and are showing up in every way we know how. We grieve with and love and support each other. We all belong to each other.".

11K likes, 289 comments - singingresistancetc on January 18, 2026: "Hold on, beloved people. Keep holding the line. Keep holding each other's hands. We've got this, we can do this. ICE OUT. Now, t...

We were 2,000 strong today, singing to ICE agents with one message: Quit your job. Join us on the side of love and humanity. Under federal occupation, Minneapolis has been going through immense pain, rage, and grief. But when they come at us with violence, we fight back with love. We still have space in our hearts for ICE agents who are willing to walk away from the path of violence and take accountability for harm they’ve caused. We paid ICE agents a visit today to call them home. We’re inspired by Otpor!, the Serbian civil resistance movement who overthrew dictator Slobodan Milosevic in 2000. Otpor! members were regularly arrested and beaten by police, after which, they would show up to police stations and officers’ houses chanting “You may not join us today, but you can join us tomorrow”. In the final hours of their revolution, hundreds of thousands of people from across Serbia marched on Belgrade. Milosevic ordered the police and military to fire on massive crowds of protestors, and they refused. They were done being on the wrong side of history. We call on Residence Inn by @marriotthotels to immediately stop hosting ICE and enabling violence in our community! Song credit: Annie SchlaeferIt’s okay to change your mindShow us your courageLeave this behindIt’s okay to change your mindAnd you can join usJoin us here anytime#singingresistance #iceout #singiceout #abolishice

There are so many ways to engage in protest - part is joining voices in community. Are these folks “domestic terrorists” too? You can find them at @singingresistancetc They are raising $$ to...

Kaleidoscope of Love by artist @luttergardella at Powderhorn Park this afternoon. 1,000 neighbors gathered to create this spectacular piece, and we had joyful music from @brasssolidarity and the @singingresistancetc. This is community. This is #Minneapolis. 💜🦋💜This inspiring human-powered mosaic was documented from above by artist-managed drones, courtesy of Big Animal Productions. The unique gathering of participants and audience members offered an opportunity for neighbors from the region to connect, to heal and to persist with pride, strength and dignity as a community.The Kaleidoscope of Love documentation sent a powerful message to the rest of the nation—and the world—that Minnesotans value beauty, compassion and communal care, and reject the continuing federal atrocities that have rendered lasting harm to our communities. This celebration of compassion—a collaboration of community members led by Big Animal Productions—represents the community’s resilience and the power of public art to sustain attention on what matters most in this moment: The pursuit of justice is far from over.According to the project’s artistic director, Christopher Lutter-Gardella, “This is a love poem to our community. Minnesotans value beauty, compassion and communal care, and reject the continuing federal atrocities that have rendered lasting harm. This event is intended to honor our resilience and sustain our ability to love and protect our neighbors.”As artists, in this moment, we propose communal artmaking as an antidote to hate and the fear it engenders. Grateful to everyone who became a vibrant “brushstroke” in this massive mosaic. Let us show strength through beauty and amplify the call for an end to this madness, demanding justice for those who have been harmed, disappeared and murdered. We will persist with dignity, during this extraordinarily difficult time for our community and our nation.

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44 likes, 0 comments - bee.ayurveda on February 1, 2026: "This one got me 😢 The @singingresistancetc walked and sang in downtown Minneapolis today, stopping at hotels where 🧊 is known to be staying,...

18K likes, 400 comments - singingresistancetc on January 24, 2026: "When we planned today’s vigil earlier this week, we didn’t know we would be grieving another murder. We planned to grieve our neigh...

@brandicarlile sent a very simple message along with @singingresistancetc in Minneapolis.#Colbert #BrandiCarlile #ICE #SingingResistance

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More than 1,000 community members gathered for a Singing Resistance vigil at a church in Minneapolis on Saturday, Jan. 24, 2026. Songs were sung in grief and solidarity after the ICE killing of Alex Pretti, an ICU nurse and constitutional observer, in Minneapolis earlier in the day. @singingresistancetc is a group that kicked off in January to empower a collective voice, connect with the community and urge action. #minneapolis #minneapolismn #minnesota #twincities #onlyinmnView all 1,504 comments

It’s working.In the face of horrific violence, Minnesotans have stayed grounded, stayed strong, and stayed peaceful. We are protecting our co-workers, our neighbors, and our friends. We are exercising our constitutional rights to observe and protest. We are hiding out when we need to, and standing up every way we can.And it’s working.A flurry of orders today show the administration is in retreat. Greg Bovino is being put out to pasture. ICE had to take over military facilities because its agents can’t sleep at hotels here. Trump suddenly doesn’t want to be associated with his own operation.It’s working. But it’s not over yet.So we’ll keep singing, keep grieving, keep showing up for each other.And we’ll raise our voices to say: ICE out of our communities. ICE out of our state. ICE out of existence.#singiceout #singingresistance #abolishice #iceout—song credit Annie Schlaefersong lyrics based on a poem by @nikita_gill every oneoh every oneoh every oneof these people are oursjust like we are theirswe belong to themand they belong to usView all 1,080 comments

‘Hold On’ by @wilsonheidiann as shared by @singingresistancetc , sung here by the collected voices of our weekend workshop in Talybont, Mid Wales, in solidarity with the people of Minneapolis and beyond. ❤️A joy for us (@katyrosebennett @roxanesmithchoir and @jwsdawes ) to lead these wonderful folks in song.#love #solidarity #voice #singing

10K likes, 225 comments - singingresistancetc on February 1, 2026: "We were 2,000 strong today, singing to ICE agents with one message: Quit your job. Join us on the side of love and humanity. Under...

2,136 likes, 32 comments - singingresistancetc on January 17, 2026: "at our inaugural action last week, we walked the streets of South Minneapolis singing songs of love and solidarity to our neighbors...

Outside a hotel housing ICE agents in Minneapolis with 1,600+ Minnesotans sing in the streets and hotels calling ICE agents to quit their immoral jobs and join the common good. ICE agents, lay down your weapons and your bonus pay for your own sake and the good of our country. Organized by @singingresistancetc .View all 7,016 comments