• Justice for Jasmine
    This to bring justice to the killer of Jasmine Thar.
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    Created by larry whiting
  • Investigate Internet and Cell Phone Privacy
    There is growing concern that our emails, internet activity and cell phone calls are available for monitoring by both private phone companies and data aggregators and government agencies. The development of new communications technologies has caught our society unaware as private, business and government sectors scramble to determine what limitations there are, how our rights to privacy affect what is permissible.
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    Created by Earon Davis
  • DMV Code Revision
    The Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles requires gender-variant persons to undergo surgery before they will permit proper gender designation on their driver's license.
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    Created by Lori Wright
  • Suffering in Silence
    You see a lot of people getting bullied. It has been on the rise this year, and many years before it. People make excuses about why they do it, but unless you are the man upstairs or whatever you may believe in, no one has the right to judge. What we want this petition to do is to eliminate hatred on the internet and take a stand, because 1 out of 4 children are bullied. There are hardly no laws that protect kids or adults that are getting bullied!
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    Created by Jamie Munch
  • Stop the Bullying in all schools K-College
    If I were to have a petition it would be about "StopBullying2012". I am a single 53 year old at home dad raising two autistic children ages 11 and 12 soon to be 13, and as they get older I am worried about "Bullying" in general. I am a part-time student at AI working on an Associates in Web page design. Here is the XHTML and CSS Website I created as a general guide line to help parents "Stop Bullying". Keep in mind the Contact page only goes through the motions and is not putting information anywhere I know of as it is not set up on the AI server to do so, but I think you will find my Class Website interesting nun the less. Just copy and paste. "http://johnpaul58.aisites.com/IMD212_Wk6A2_Hayhoe%20/contact.html"
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    Created by John Paul
  • County Commissioners: Convene a Photo ID Task Force in Bucks County by May 15, 2012
    Pennsylvania's new Photo ID law will likely lead to voters being unable to cast their vote in November 2012. The Bucks County Commissioners have a chance to work with community groups to educate as many Bucks County residents as possible, ensuring an honest, efficient and uniform election. We are asking the County Commissioners to convene a Photo ID Task Force by May 15, 2012 to educate the general public about the new Photo ID law and facilitate the gathering of necessary documents. The Task Force must include representatives of the most vulnerable communities in Bucks County and must operate transparently.
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    Created by Robin Stelly
  • Petition To Let Women Have Rights
    This petition is to get women more rights!
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    Created by Sarah Turner
  • saving ART bark park "occupation"
    the bisbee occupation is under attack by city fathers,we chose private property to avoid confrontation of OUR rights under constitution.
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    Created by joseph klinger
  • Reparations for slavery during the African American Holocaust.
    America needs to finally give justice to the descendants of slaves in this country, whose impact of slavery on a people has always been ignored!
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    Created by Eric Motley
  • The end to your online privacy
    Tell Washington to oppose the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act!
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    Created by Ken Bradshaw
  • A Call to Social Workers: Prepare the Profession for Undoing Racism!
    We call upon our schools of social work to prepare the social work professional to undo structural racism which has such an adverse impact on mental health and which is a root cause of poverty and other social inequities.
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    Created by Sandra Bernabei
  • Don't Let Government Track Our Movement
    The Senate has just passed a bill (S.B. 1813) that includes a provision (Section 31406) requiring 'black box' data recorders to be installed in all new automobiles and light trucks as of the 2015 model year. The law also provides for substantial civil penalties for any owner who disables the recording ability of their MAP-21 black boxes. The government can read the recorded data from these boxes simply by plugging into the vehicle, and use that data to determine where the car has been, how fast it's been going at what location, etc., and then prosecute the driver or owner based upon the information they recover. Now, you might ask, "What's the problem? The law, as written, requires either voluntary permission from the vehicle owner or a court order before data can be retrieved."The same requirements exist today in order for police to gather information from an indivual's cell phone, but police routinely ignore this and gather call logs and contact information from suspected criminals without obtaining permission. The excuse offered is that this information will not be used as evidence in court, but in fact the information is gathered and combined with other sources of information and used in police investigations, without the consent of the cell phone owner... and there is no way you can undo this information gathering and remove the data from the police once they have it. The ease of access to this data, without a reasonable way to protect it from unlawful retrieval, effectively removes any legal protection against abuse. What if the government decided to prosecute anyone who has driven by a certain intersection during a specific window of time, say 10pm to 2am, for drug possession, using their location/time information as evidence? And so, they randomly stop vehicles, and temporarily detain the driver and occupants while they access and download tracking data, then plot all of the 'tracks' in a mapping application. Do you want the police to have the ability to see exactly where you've been, so they can use that information against you? Where you've been, and when, is not the government's business, and being forced to gather this information violates your rights under the 1st, 4th, 5th, and 9th Amendments to the U.S. Constitution. This bill has not yet passed the House of Representatives, so it's not too late to strip out these onerous, intrusive provisions into our privacy. Please sign the petition so that our representatives and our president can be reminded that the Constitution still applies, that we are still a free people, that it is no one's business but ours where we have gone, and tell the government to keep their hands off of our freedoms!
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    Created by John Clifford