Resisterhood (2020) on Netflix

Plot summary

After the 2016 presidential election, six Americans meet at the Women's March in Washington, D.C. Jean turns her eight-member book club into the Women's Alliance for Democracy and Justice. Margaret, an activist in her eighties who took part in the 1965 march from Selma to Montgomery, attends protests and inspires her grand-nephew Dallas. Congressman Luis and his wife Soraida advocate for Dreamers, immigrants and separated families, while their daughter Jessica runs for Chicago's City Council. Joanna, a professional soccer player, becomes a voice for gender equality and LGBTQ rights following a season-ending injury. Mimi, targeted by hate speech for her hijab, campaigns for public office. For over two years, they march, organize, teach and speak to protect democracy and encourage voting.