Do This: Celebrate the Fourth of July with Red Wine & Blue

Jul 3, 2025 | Easy A

It’s a long holiday weekend, which means many of us have even less free time than usual. So our Easy A is simple this week — invite your friends and family to join you in the Red Wine & Blue community!

As we celebrate America’s 249th birthday, we’re all worried about the state of our democracy. It’s fragile and facing some serious threats, but it’s worth fighting for. The most patriotic thing we can do is celebrate the freedom and justice that America stands for and bring more people into our fight against extremism. Share this post on your social media today.

Have a safe and joyful Fourth of July!

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