Donald Trump has officially entered the 2016 presidential race and will be vying for the Republican party's nomination. Since announcing, Donald Trump has attacked Mexican immigrants as " rapists" and "killers." Following these attacks, Univision announced that it was ending its partnership with Donald Trump and would not air Miss USA pageant. NBC later followed suit announcing that it was severing all ties with Donald Trump. In its statement, NBC made it clear that Donald Trump's brand of bigoted bullying is simply inconsistent with the values that NBC represents. However, American Express has an even stronger relationship with Trump than NBC. It's time for American Express to follow Univision, NBC, and Macy's lead and finally dump Trump.

Facebook shouldn't give criminals a forum for their disgusting views, or a convenient place to learn how to skirt the law.

Across the Deep South, public officials are finally recognizing that the Confederate flag is a deeply divisive symbol – one that represents the era of slavery, Jim Crow segregation and the white supremacist resistance to the civil rights movement. It’s a symbol that has long been brandished by racist extremists – most recently Dylann Roof, the gunman in the massacre at “Mother Emanuel” in Charleston. But even as the flag is being taken down, five Southern states continue to celebrate Confederate “heroes” with official holidays honoring Jefferson Davis, the president of the Confederacy, and Robert E. Lee, the Confederacy’s top general. It’s time to stop the celebrations. We’re calling on Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia and Mississippi to end their holidays honoring Davis and Lee. We should honor those who represent American ideals, not those who led the fight to preserve slavery.

This is s national issue, affects us all whether or not one is Hispanic.

It may feel small; by many small acts lead to large scale change. It's important to make your voice heard, to show the world how many people are against systemic racism. Lend your voice in calling for an end to the toleration of domestic terrorism thereby working towards ensuring liberty, justice and true equality for all!

The Supreme Court just upheld the Affordable Care Act, helping millions of Georgians get access to health care. But Governor Deal still refuses to accept an increase in federal dollars to expand PeachCare and Medicaid, leaving 282,000 Georgians without affordable care. Sign our petition to tell Governor Deal to expand PeachCare and Medicaid now and make our state healthier.

CPS workers need to be held accountable. If they have nothing to hide or worry about, they should be willing to wear body cameras when interacting with the public. In a criminal court, evidence matters. In a family courtroom, it's your word vs the CPS worker. Guess what, the CPS workers always win because the judge always sides with them. We need justice back in the justice system. Sign this petition for all CPS workers who work with the public to wear body cameras.

Dangerous hate groups like the CCC are inspiring violence against fellow citizens, including the Charleston Nine. While these hate groups are free, under the First Amendment, to express their views, however abhorrent, taxpayers should not be footing the bill for these activities by providing tax-exempt status. Rescind the tax-exempt status of the Council of Conservative Citizens and all similar hate groups. We are better than this.

This petition is being created as an awareness that our Local 105 contract is consistently being violated by management. Please help us to remind management that we take our contract seriously. We will no longer sit back and disregard our rights as union members.

I hate discrimination!!

This petition is being started due to the lack of partnership from management. The union wants the lies, and deceit to cease and desist immediately.

On June 16, 2015, Donald Trump made some hateful remarks about the immigrant community in the United States. Without a second thought, Donald Trump effectively labeled immigrants as “rapists” and criminals -- derogatory terms that in no way are representative of the hard working immigrants who contribute to their communities each and every day. As cable networks, businesses, and local governments speak out against Donald Trump’s tasteless remarks, a particular group has chosen to stay mum on the subject -- Republican presidential candidates. While seeking the highest office in the country, why are Jeb Bush and Marco Rubio allowing Donald Trump to insult immigrant communities who reside in their home state of Florida? As the husband of a Mexican immigrant, and former governor of a state with a vast immigrant population, Jeb Bush has not even blinked at Trump’s insults. The same goes for the son of Cuban exiles, Marco Rubio, who once supported an overhaul to our broken immigration system. As an immigrant and a Floridian, I expect more from the people who represent the Sunshine State. Our communities should not serve as pawns in political games; rather, they should be respected -- just as any other constituency in this great country. Donald Trump’s comments are both racist and disgraceful. No politician should let these comments go unnoticed. Tell Jeb Bush and Marco Rubio to speak out against Donald Trump’s hateful comments on immigrants!