Silicon Valley’s worst power couple just got served, and it’s about to get spicy.

This weekend, the Bay Area is gearing up for a massive “Hands Off!” protest that’s set to make some serious noise against the Trump administration and Elon Musk’s latest power grab. With an estimated 250,000 people nationwide ready to throw down, this isn’t just another weekend rally – it’s a full-blown resistance movement.

The Big Middle Finger to Bureaucratic Bullies

Federal workers and activist groups are uniting with the kind of energy that would make a startup pitch meeting look boring. Indivisible, a progressive movement born during Trump’s first term, is leading the charge alongside unions and grassroots organizations who are done with the current administration’s shenanigans.

Where the Action’s Happening

From San Francisco’s Tesla dealership to Civic Center Plaza, and stretching across Oakland, San Jose, Stockton, and beyond, protesters are ensuring their message is loud and clear. John Almquist from the National Active and Retired Federal Employees Association put it perfectly: these actions are a “reckless and aggressive” attack on workers that could seriously disrupt critical government operations.

Why We’re Fighting

The protesters are taking a stand against department efficiency firings, federal program cuts, and what they see as dangerous invasions of privacy through DOGE’s data access. It’s not just a protest – it’s a movement protecting the foundations of working-class stability and democratic principles.

Get ready, Bay Area. This weekend, we’re showing exactly what resistance looks like – and trust us, it’s going to be epic.