👋 Welcome to Plainly, Garbl: A Resource for Clarity and Action
For people who believe in clear words and progressive action.
If you were looking for Garbl’s Writing Center, you’re in the right place. Plainly, Garbl continues that work—clear, concise, consistent writing—now focused on turning clarity into action.
Plainly, Garbl is a resource for people who want to understand what’s happening—and know what to do next.
It’s for readers who value clear language, democratic values, and practical ways to act without shouting, posturing, or drowning in noise.
Too much dodging. Not enough courage. Too many words that obscure instead of explain.
Plainly, Garbl exists to cut through noise and distraction—using plain language, credible information, and practical tools to help people understand what’s happening and decide what to do next.
Here you’ll continue to find:
🛠 Practical tools for political and civic action
🧭 Curated resources to counter lies and injustice
✍️ Guidance on writing clearly, consistently, and persuasively when it matters
Some content is urgent. Some is reflective. Some is personal. But all of it is built around my belief that useful information and clear, credible voices can shape what happens next.
The core of Plainly, Garbl is its growing Library of Advocacy Resources—organized by issue and purpose. It expands on resources I created for Informed Resistance, a grassroots social media project that continues to support local voices and collective action.
I don’t post on a schedule. I post when there’s something worth sharing—a tool, a commentary, or a call to action.
So explore what’s here. Use what you like. Bookmark Plainly, Garbl and its resources for future reference. Share what resonates. If something resonates with you, sharing it with a friend or colleague is a simple way to keep clear information moving.
And if this kind of clarity and grounded engagement matters to you, subscribing makes it easier to stay connected. It’s free and clutter-free.
Plainly,
Gary B. Larson (Garbl)



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