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LetstopslaveryI started harvesting coffee bean from the age of 4 and my grandfather had been doing so for 75 years but was not able to purchase a cup of coffee. My cousins who lived further South of Cameroon unlike me from the Savannah North were equally harvesting cocoa beans since they were 3 years old. I drank my first cup of coffee when I was 25 years old and had moved to Europe and my cousin ate his first chocolate bar when he was 27 years old and had moved to the US. Why can Cameroon and other African countries not grind their coffee and cocoa beans into powder? Because the WTO Clause bars them from doing so and it is the intention of this petition to force those players at the WTO to realise that the WTO is the worst violator of fundamental Human Rights.13 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Ruben Doppgima
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Tell Congress: "I support birth control and I vote."Unbelievable. The Supreme Court just sided with right-wing ideologues and gutted women’s right to birth control coverage under the Affordable Care Act. That means that at certain private corporations, decisions about women's health are left up to their bosses. We need to show Congress and politicians in November that women won't stand for this. Because right now, candidates and party leaders are trying to figure out how to respond, and right-wing politicians are planning more attacks on birth control. Our job is to make clear this simple fact: if you don't support affordable access to birth control, you don't support women--and that will cost you votes. If tens of thousands of us say this with one loud voice, candidates and elected officials will distance themselves from this decision and we'll begin the process to build our majority for birth control and reverse this decision. Take action and sign!27,052 of 30,000 SignaturesCreated by Nita and Shaunna, UltraViolet
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REVOLT AGAINST THE WAR ON WOMENLAWMAKERS AND SUPREME COURT JUDGES HAVE USED THEIR POLITICAL AND JUDICIARY POSITION TO MAKE AND ENFORCE LAWS TARGETING WOMEN ONLY. WOMEN ARE LEGAL CITIZENS OF THE UNITED STATES AND OUR CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS HAVE BEEN VIOLATED. WOMEN ARE VOTERS AND WE SIGN THIS PETITION AS PLEDGE THAT WE WILL RIGHT THE WRONG AGAINST WOMEN - INCLUDING THE SUPREME COURT.452 of 500 SignaturesCreated by B. Jackson
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Impeach Supreme Court Justices Roberts, Scalia, Alito, Kennedy & ThomasBecause I am tired of reading, time and again, about these five "justices" voting in favor of corporate and religious interests over the will of the People.2,305 of 3,000 SignaturesCreated by Cynthia Finnegan
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Charles Kish: StClair Property OwnersThe people of this development want a new board and also a new management company.22 of 100 SignaturesCreated by StClair Property Owners
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Florida Division of Elections: Fix Your Mistake. Put Larry Aguilar on the Ballot for Florida Stat...This petition is very important because it will let the Florida Secretary of State and Division of Elections know that people expect a level of trust and competency. A viable candidate is currently being left off of the ballot. Signing this petition is a step towards getting Larry Aguilar on the ballot.301 of 400 SignaturesCreated by Christopher Giller
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Help Sean CarboneI am Sean's wife and have been caring for him since his coma in 2011. He does not deserve this197 of 200 SignaturesCreated by Stephanie Carbone
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Connecticut's Shinseki of non-profit HealthHealthCare in Connecticut needs review, and I am a patient of Community Health Center, Inc or a constituent of Connecticut and want my taxpayer dollars reviewed as they apply to Community Health Center, Inc52 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Ali Eslami
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Tell Johns Hopkins Hospital their workers deserve $15 an hour!My name is Cory McCray and I just won a primary election to serve the hardworking families of Baltimore City. That commitment starts now. Many of Johns Hopkins Hospital's employees earn a starting salary of $11 per hour—not enough to afford even the most basic household needs in the Baltimore area. After demonstrations and strikes, Johns Hopkins Hospital administration offered a 1.75% pay increase over the next four years. For workers making $11 per hour, that equates to a less than 20-cent-per-hour increase. Johns Hopkins Hospital has a global reputation for excellence in medical research and patient care. However, for the people who work there, Johns Hopkins Hospital is best known for it insufficient wages. Stand with me to demand that Johns Hopkins Hospital does right by their workers and pays a fair living wage.1,545 of 2,000 SignaturesCreated by Cory McCray
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Stop a massive attack on the Clean Air Act in PAOur politicians in Harrisburg are poised to vote in the next 48 hours to hurt the EPA's ability to tackle global warming pollution. HB 2354 attacks EPA's historic effort to limit carbon pollution from power plants -- the single largest source of global warming pollution. Not surprisingly, the biggest global warming polluters are trying to stop this proposal dead in its tracks--and they’ve convinced some politicians in Harrisburg to join them. The General Assembly in Harrisburg is scheduled to vote on House Bill 2354, which would undermine the Clean Power Plan. Specifically, the bill would add new administrative hurdles, introduce debilitating delays and hurt Pennsylvania's ability to comply with the Clean Air Act. Ask your legislator to stand up for solutions to global warming—and oppose HB2354.133 of 200 SignaturesCreated by Adam Garber
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Clemency or Pardon for Leonard PeltierThis is the 39th year Leonard has been imprisoned with the full knowledge that there is no proof of guilt. The government has admitted this fact. The us courts acknowledgement of both FBI and prosecutorial misconduct alone are grounds to release Leonard Peltier NOW.221 of 300 SignaturesCreated by keith rabin
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7-8 Yrs is Too Long to Wait for a Diagnosis of a DiseaseI care for two grandchildren with rare diseases. The length of the diagnostic process is testimony to the lack of knowledge that exists within the field of medicine regarding rare disorders; the lack of a diagnosis is a major roadblock to identifying the number of people affected, the manner in which they are affected and ultimately stymies science that secures cures and treatments.257 of 300 SignaturesCreated by Ed Fennell