Jobs … Coming from Wind ~ a repost
It’s a time of celebration and joy, but every year there are too many Black families who have empty seats around their holiday dinners.
Michael Brown, Eric Garner, Tamir Rice, Tanesha Anderson, John Crawford, and many, many more.
But there’s a vibrant movement on the streets demanding that our country value and protect Black lives, and it’s forcing many Americans — particularly our elected officials — to wake up to the realities of everyday violence against Black people.
We’re in the middle of a transformative moment, and ColorOfChange has bold plans for 2015.
We are going to:
…and there’s a lot more in the pipeline.
Make a $1 holiday donation today to strengthen ColorOfChange’s civil rights campaigns this coming year. (Or give whatever you can.)
Every donation you make, every dollar you give, makes a BIG difference. Our small staff will stretch it out and ensure it has a real impact in 2015.
Thanks and peace,
–Rashad, Arisha, Matt, Bhavik, and the ColorOfChange team
“The protection of nature, forests, and ecosystems is the responsibility of everyone.What happens will ultimately affect us all. We are standing up for our lives, yours, the entire world and for the lives of future generations!” – Patricia Gualinga, Kichwa leader from the Ecuadorian Amazon |
| a small group made big waves in New York City. Amazonian indigenous spokespeople and social movement leaders led more than 400,000 others at the People’s Climate March. Amazon Watch joined front-line indigenous communities and representatives in demanding that humanity keep the oil in the ground as a fundamental solution to climate chaos. From the Arctic to the Amazon, leadership ofindigenouspeoples in climate solutions was on full display.
Read the rest and see videos and photos on Eye on the Amazon »
posted 9/27/2014 |
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