• eBay: Stop funding anti-clean energy group ALEC!
    Several leading Silicon Valley companies that support action on climate change recently ended memberships in the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC). These companies could no longer justify supporting a climate change-denying organization that is working aggressively across the country to block and repeal renewable energy and climate legislation. ALEC is even leading a charge to penalize homeowners who install their own solar panels, labeling them “freeriders.” Google, Facebook, Yahoo! and Yelp ditched ALEC in the last two months. Google Chairman Erik Schmidt told NPR that ALEC is “literally lying” about the reality of climate change before dropping its membership. But one company is hanging on: eBay. This despite the fact that eBay has taken strides to be an energy efficient company, and is working with other businesses to “pass meaningful energy and climate legislation.” eBay CEO John Donahoe recently said “we’re not with (ALEC)" on climate change. It’s clear that ALEC shouldn’t be supported by companies like eBay that espouse values that ALEC is working to destroy. Please join me in telling ebay to dump ALEC now! Thank you for taking action for our climate and kids.
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    Created by John Friedrich, Climate Parents
  • #HelpHyattHoliday
    By signing this petition, you show your support for Hyatt Extreme Christmas, a 20 year-old tradition, which has been entertaining, inspiring and motivating families from around Planation and South Florida. The Hyatt’s take great joy in creating memories for children both young and old during this special time of year. Our community can see our display of more than 200,000 lights for FREE. We give back to our community by raising awareness and funds for charitable partners such as Humane Society, Broward Food Bank and Support for the Military working with the Red Cross “Holiday Cards for Heroes”. Due to government interference, the Hyatt’s face a daily fine of $250.00, a lawsuit, and closed roads leading to their display. Pledge your support TODAY to save our display and continue to allow us to share the Christmas spirit with our community. Please share our petition with your friends and family. Share your support online with our #HelpHyattHoliday The Hyatt’s thank you for your support and wish you a Happy Holiday Season!
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    Created by Hyatt Extreme Christmas
  • ethnic hair in cosmetology school
    Why is ethnic hair not an issue at Paul Mitchell? This has effected a lot of students in this industry.
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    Created by evony webb
  • The media needs to give daily attention to the crisis of veteran suicides
    When something shames us, we, and the media prefer to ignore it, but difficult problems need constant attention or they get lost. When there is one tragic death causing protests, we see it in the news everyday for weeks, yet we forget that 22 American veterans are dying a tragic death EVERYDAY and it has been going on for YEARS! Are thousands of veterans worth the same attention as one or a few tragic urban killings? This is a national crisis deserving constant national attention. Our veterans in despair need the help that could come if we would prevent their plight from getting lost among all the other much smaller tragedies.
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    Created by Jim Larsen
  • Town of Whitehall Montana to kill innocent animals
    This petition is to change the ordinance title 8 "animals". before is becomes official. This ordinance, as is, will provide for the unnecessary and wanton destruction of dogs and other animals in the Town of Whitehall without due process and without any valid attempt to find the owner or someone to care for the animal until the owner can be found.
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    Created by Terry Ross
  • Keep Fireworks legal in Snoqualmie. No fireworks ban
    Keep Fireworks legal in Snoqualmie. No fireworks ban
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    Created by Justin Rose
  • Release an American Girl doll with a Disability
    I have had Autism since I was 1 years old, and I also have food allergies to dairy, nuts and peanuts. I love American Girl and all, but it's tough controlling yourself when your autistic. I want a doll that I can relate to. I love reading about how it feels like to disappoint your cousin (Kanani), how it feels to have stage fright (Saige) and how it feels to have a popular sister and you always mess up (Isabelle). Now, it's time I have a turn sharing what it feels like having Autism.
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    Created by Sydney
  • ETS2 Multiplayer Online
    We ETS2 gamers love this game and should be able to play with our friends online by renting a legitimate rented server with ETS2 as a game option along with adding mods like any other online game and with the support of the developer. The way it should be.
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    Created by Lucasi
  • Governor Cuomo: We Demand Action NOW—Appoint Attorney General Eric Schneiderman via Executive Ord...
    We are New Yorkers–Kevin Powell (BK Nation), Beverly Bond (Black Girls Rock), Laura Dawn (ART NOT WAR), Daron Murphy (ART NOT WAR)–outraged by the lack of indictment in the Eric Garner case, and hope to promote a path towards justice.
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    Created by Laura Dawn Murphy
  • Alamo Drafthouse: Improve Movie Accessibility for Deaf Patrons
    In recent experience, several Deaf patrons have experienced frustration at captioning devices being unavailable or nonfunctional because of improper maintenance at several Alamo Drafthouse movie locations. Messages to the movie theater via their website have gone unanswered. There is a large Deaf population that is being excluded due to Alamo Drafthouse's actions.
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    Created by Alisa Nakano
  • Alan Gottlieb needs to be brought to JUSTICE
    Alan Gottlieb has created an ad that incites the execution of our President
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    Created by Richard Tymec
  • ENVIRONMENTAL INJUSTICE BY THE D.C. GOVERNMENT
    The "Schools on the Hill" are historic landmarks situated on the Anacostia River in Washington, D.C. They were built starting in 1930s and until 1951. They were the last schools built specifically for African Americans prior to integration. They are a beautiful example of the progress that was made during the early years of the twentieth century. The historic architectural environment should be preserved for all to appreciate.
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    Created by [email protected]