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Tell the White House: Run on solar powerSend a strong signal that we are serious about our money and our future.2 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Jerry Reynolds
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Eliminate or Reduce Airline Baggage feesWhile travelling I have had to purchase additional luggage because of contrived weight limitations. The additional expense caused unexpected debt and overshadowed a much needed vacation.14 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Doreen Davis
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Deny corporations the rights of a citizenCorporations are currently being treated as citizens - with all of the rights but none of the responsibility. This allows corporations to have undue power and has turned our Democratic Republic into a Corporatist Oligarchy. Let's make this THE ISSUE of the 2016 presidential election!833 of 1,000 SignaturesCreated by Waco S. Blundell
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What police officer treats children in such an abusive, life-threatening manner?"Call my mama, oh God!" 15-year-old Dajerria Becton cried, as Eric Casebolt, an adult male police officer, forcefully swung her by her arm to the ground. "On your face!" he ordered, slamming her head into the grass face-first. He then pinned her to the ground with his knees—a child, who was crying for her mother. Watching the video of what happened at an end-of-the-year school pool party in McKinney, Texas, and hearing a young teen calling out for her mother to ease her fear and help her be safe, what mother's heart could take it? And Dajerria was not the only incident that day. Officer Casebolt singled out many other black teens for abuse, violently arresting, verbally assaulting and physically attacking a number of African-American young people, and even drawing his gun on teens who tried to intervene on Dajerria’s behalf. A white teen attending the party, who easily videotaped the attack, observed, “Everyone who was getting put on the ground was black, Mexican, Arabic... [The cop] didn’t even look at me. It was kind of like I was invisible.” In an interview, the teen further added, "He [Casebolt] skips over me and tells all my African American friends to go sit down." Officer Casebolt's actions reflect a deeply discriminatory and abusive culture of policing within McKinney law enforcement. Officer Casebolt has resigned, but it's not enough. He, as well as the other officers present that day who stood by and allowed this police violence to take place, must be held accountable.16 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Monifa Bandele
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GET RID OF THE TWO PARTY SYSTEMI am starting this petition because I am sick and tired of politicians not listening to their constituents, politicians going AGAINST our constitution,179 of 200 SignaturesCreated by Thomas Alligood
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RENAMING STARKVILLE HIGH FOOTBALL /TRACK FIELD to C.C. HUDSON MEMORIAL FIELDWe need all of your signatures, we are trying to have 1500+ to take and present to the School Board. All in honor of a Good man and Great Coach. Where his legacy and name will always be remembered at each and every Starkville High Football game and Track Meet. Where generations will know and understand who Coach Hudson was and meant to the City Of Starkville, Thank You...! Believe me, every name matters.481 of 500 SignaturesCreated by Troylanda Hogan
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Family ReunificationHi, Good men that are hard workers and the sole providers for their families should be given opportunities to reunite with their families. Some of the deportees are just waiting at the borders for laws to change, and meanwhile the single moms are becoming homeless even though they work two jobs. Children are suffering from this and some are struggling with emotional anxiety and depression. I am one of the many wives that became homeless, had to quit school and became depressed and sick from seeing my family suffer so much, especially because two of our five kids, the younger ones, have disabilities. I miss him so much, but because of financial hardship I can't go see him. I wish someone would just hear our voices.2 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Yamira Monterosa
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Family ReunificationGood men that are hard workers and the sole providers for their families should be given opportunities to reunite with their families. Some of the deportees are just waiting at the borders for laws to change, and meanwhile the single moms are becoming homeless even though they work two jobs. Children are suffering from this and some are struggling with emotional anxiety and depression. I am one of the many wives that became homeless, had to quit school, and became depressed and sick from seeing my family suffer so much. Especially because two of our five kids, the younger ones, have disabilities. I miss my husband so much, but because of financial hardship, I can't go see him. I wish someone would just hear our voices.1 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Yamira Monterosa
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Stop the Needless Slaughter of Birds & BatsThe wind industry, ignoring best science, is building turbines virtually any place they want. As an environmentalist, I am horrified by the needless slaughter and the associated cover-up of bird and bat deaths at the hands of the wind industry. That's not green!34 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Christine Morabito
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Stop the plasticThis petition is about trying to stop the daily massive dumping of plastic bags into the oceans. I live down the block from the ocean and over the years have seen a dramatic increase in plastic bags both on the beach and in the ocean plastic never goes away34 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Arthur fitzpatrick
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Equality California: Endorse Senator Sanders for presidentSenator Bernie Sanders has the longest history of supporting all forms of equality of any candidate running for president of the United States. He has opposed discrimination since he entered politics. He opposed DOMA in 1996, cosponsored a Constitutional Amendment for equal rights by gender in 2001. and has a 100% rating from the HRC and 93% from the ACLU. Senator Sanders has the longest history of supporting equality, and I believe all equality advocacy organizations should endorse Senator Sanders for president.101 of 200 SignaturesCreated by Jarett Seiden
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Save Diné CollegeIn the past four years, Diné College has not made academic progress and enrollment has dropped from 2,150 in fall 2009 to 1,242 in spring 2015. Furthermore, only one (1) Bachelors degree has been added in four years while Navajo Technical University has seen a lot of growth. NTU has added six (6) Bachelors and one (1)) Master's degree during the past four years and enrollment went from 900 students to 2,100.135 of 200 SignaturesCreated by Navajo Yazzie