• Don't Ban Gay Marriage
    I say you shouldn't ban gay marriage because people in this world would like/love their own gender and to marry their partner, and have a happy ever after for their life . That's why god made males and females to love each other.
    9 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Alia Morris
  • Hire the Unemployed to process Veterans claims
    There is currently a 9 month wait for Veteran's to receive a response from the Veteran's Administration. Despite efforts to decrease the backlog and wait time, it has actually increased. Obviously, manpower along with re-structuring is needed. Hiring the unemployed for this would actually benefit two of this country's most dire populations.
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    Created by Mary
  • Early voting for Kentucky!
    There are too many restrictions to early voting in KY. Other states allow it for a month prior to election day. So many people have unpredictable schedules and if we really want to "Help America Vote" we should be more open to early voting for all!
    54 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Ellen Robertson
  • CALL ON THE UN TO BAN GENITAL MUTILATION OF GIRLS
    The genital mutilation of girls( a kind of circumsion) is both cruel and obscene and humiliating, an offense against humanity without any medical justification. The result causes serious physical complications in child birth and inhibits the natural act of procreation. I have seen documentaries of this crime against females and find it revolting.
    3 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Norman Phillips
  • gay marriage in michigan
    the lesbian and gay community here want the same rights as any other legal state that allows gay marriage. i would love to be able to marry my girl here being that i moved here
    42 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Deanna Bartie
  • Colorado Civil Rights Commission
    Protecting Ethnic Minorities Civil Rights The State of Colorado doesn't protect Ethnic Minorities Civil Rights. The Civil Rights Commission is weak and doesn't have enforcement power. As an activist, I have experienced and hear about many civil rights violations, Ethnic Minorities can't afford attorney fees. The state of Colorado must protect Ethnic Minorities civil rights. Legislators must make this a priority in 2013.
    13 of 100 Signatures
    Created by James Tucker
  • President Obama, help release Marine and Veteran Jon Hammar from a Mexican Prison.
    US citizen disgusted with selective assistance by the US Government for it's OWN citizens.
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    Created by L.S.
  • Supporting The Rights of the Disabled World-wide
    I am a disabled person; lovingly helped by many, I’ve gained the strength to withstand pain and do volunteer work. I support the disability activists who are raising their voices against injustice here and world-wide!
    4 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Charles F. Thielman
  • At Will should not apply when there's an on the job injury
    I was just fired because I received an injury on the job.
    1 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Cindy Laug
  • Recall Arlan Meekhoff
    Senator Meekhoff has the state of Michigan on the edge of the abyss. Pushing right to work through in an underhanded fashion during a lame duck session of congress, and closing the peoples building down to prevent effective protest.
    3 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Brian VanOrsdal
  • Discrimination again the older American
    Stop the discriminstion against the older generator. And yes I have been personally effected by this Issuer. My Husband has not a jobi in a year Plus.
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    Created by Tana Medlock
  • Protect human rights for a 'world-class' community
    City of Charlottesville has undertaken a study of human rights protection needs within City limits. Workplace and housing related discrimination have been among the greatest areas of concern. Other violations of human rights have been discussed. More about the City's study process may be found here: http://www.charlottesville.org/index.aspx?page=3223 Human rights concerns are not isolated within City limits. For example, most employment, most housing, and most health services in the area are located in Albemarle County, not in City of Charlottesville; and much or most UVA operations are located in Albemarle County not in the City's jurisdictional limits. Human rights concerns do not and can not stop at City limits in a community that includes the City, the County, and the University so closely associated. Virginia's problematic history of de jure racial discrimination and violence, gender discrimination and violence, abuse or persons with mental illness and developmental disorders, confiscation of Native Virginians' homelands and livelihoods, and other violations of human rights is our common history. And, in the 21st century new concerns for human rights are rising among immigrant and undocumented individuals and families, lgbt individuals and families, persons with HIV and their caregivers, persons with dementia, and others. Only active effort - not denial or neglect of human rights protections - can overcome this problematic history, and guarantee that our communities are open to the world as 'world-class' places to live, work, study, and visit in the 21st century. Concern for human rights protections should not stop at City limits. Albemarle County should demonstrate its commitment to achieving effective protection of human rights in the County. Its a 'world-class' thing to do! Thank you.
    26 of 100 Signatures
    Created by edwardnvirginia