I have witnessed and myself been a victim (currently being victimized) by Judges who believe they can create the laws as they go or ignore the ones that exist. These Judges feel empowered to act however they feel and truly believe that their immunity shields them against indigents who cannot and/or will not do anything and even if we could it does not make it far which creates bigger problem establishing additional violations of rights, laws, oaths, canons and destroying families who do not deserve their abuse.

To all my friends and followers, As sad as it may be in this time and day racial inequality in the judicial system is a real issue. All it takes is for you to be black, not wealthy enough to hire proper counsel, and have a prosecutor that wants or needs a case or cases to stick. Then it simply becomes a situation of how many years of your life they want to take from you and your family. My brother Alphonso Destin has been incarcerated for the past eleven years for crimes the person who really committed them confessed to and evidence proved he committed them. The evidence that proved my brother didn’t commit these crimes was not brought to his attention up until three years after his trial. Also throughout my brother’s trial the court appointed lawyer would not let me and my family into the courtroom, imagine the impact this had on the jury. This is just a few of the tactics that our supposedly fair and just judicial system used to secure the conviction of whoever for whatever crimes regardless of actual guilt. Your signature on this petition that will be presented to the Virginia governor in request for a pardon/clemency for my brother would be very much appreciated. Please help right this injustice. My brother could be your brother, son, nephew, or uncle. Lets hope that one day all races can be seen as one in the same by the judicial system. The goal is 1,000 signatures, lets make it happen people. Sincerely, Ashley Destin

We aren't allowed to practice our religion how we should be able to.

This petition is to show the university that students eating on campus don't have healthy and diverse options to keep themselves healthy and satisfied. This needs to change as students are buying meal plans and aren't using them because they resort to going off campus for better food, which then causes a loss of money in meal-point since we can't get that money back.

Isolation is one of the most dangerous things a person can go through. 2 out of every 3 people facing homelessness, do not have contact with their family. Families are essential for protection, provision, and advice. If someone is without one, the hotline could offer up a temporary solution. We can help improve these drastic statistics by 1) providing an empathetic person to talk to 2) offering up possible solutions to their situation 3) encouraging these people to seek local help.

I am starting this petition because I believe that Andrew Yang's ideas are important, and I have recently been effected by company layoffs, caused by the variables previously mentioned.

Get Andrew Yang on MoveOn poll and debates

more then half of the population are homeless, and more then half of that half are hard workers that work every day harder then the average person just in hopes to be able to climb out of the the hole they have been droped into. its has become the main focus and outlet to release frustations and blame. granted there are those that are in fact the way they are seen but not all people that are homeless are drunks junkies thives criminals lazy etc there are limited opions and none are instant or even a for sure thing so even if a person was going down to social serveses everyday from sun up to sun down waiting and reqesting help where are they supose to sleep eat etc it has become damn near illegal to be poor cops harass intimidate scar and disrespect homeless people everyday innocent lives of dear beloved pets are affected and many times cut short. heres a thought one day your spouse leaves you or a loved one dies you go into a dark place but still you get up everyday and put all you have into puting one foot in front the other just to keep your head above water then you lose your job without a job you cant pay rent so you lose your house in an instant you are force to down size your lifes belongings and now your out in the cold scared hungry cold and you struggle to to find a reason to keep going now with all that add daily harassment threats being woken out of sleep when your finally able to get some a couple more times and now your taken to jail and lose what little you had you get out even more depressed and now have the start of a record and your name is on a list how many times do you really think you could handle going through this ? please we need to be helping the ones that are down and out not making things worse there are so many open lots that arent being used that could be a safe rest place for someone who has nothing and who most likely at the end of their hope rope if your not open able or willing to taken someone in or spear change then at least stop nagging and judging and alienanting the homeless let them live in peace as long as they are not harming anyone vandalizing or breaking rule leave them be

Even during the Viet Nam War, the country was not as divided as it is now. That is why I started this petition, so the People's Party has a counter-balance to all the falsehoods and fantasies that are being perpetrated upon the public by R/W Propaganda and other sources, be they national or foreign.

It's about putting our differences aside and coming together to celebrate what makes this country so great - our history and U.S. Constitution. E Pluribus Unum - Out of Many, One!

Current codes ban residents from keeping poultry by setting an impossible distance requirement of 250 feet from nearby buildings. A simple amendment to Sec. 14-22 would be to change the "250 feet" to "50 feet,” which is what the City of Atlanta and DeKalb County set as the distance requirement between poultry and nearby buildings.

Let’s Aim For Beyond 50 And Get As Many Signatures As We Can! Dr. McDougal has always exhibited care and concern for his students. We've seen this from his time as the director of the Black Unity Center where he often spent his own money to ensure that his students had fruitful experiences. He has conducted and published research on Black student success and engagement within the institution and is more than qualified to serve them along with faculty. By supporting the election of Dr. McDougal, you are supporting the right of faculty to proceed with electoral processes of the department. Dr. McDougal has a history of fairly and efficiently managing the department and now has the opportunity to rescue it from mismanagement.