To keep the earth clean.

The world is a more dangerous place than it was when the Constitution was signed 232 years ago. The citizens of our country have a right to know who they are voting for in advance. The information could prevent investigations into the President after they have been elected.

We must fight against those whose misuse of power is undermining and weakening our democracy and the safety of our nation. We cannot stand idly by. The future of our children/grandchildren is at stake.

Shane M. Piche, 26, was sentenced on Apr. 25 to 10 years probation and will have to register as a Level 1 sex offender after entering a guilty plea to third-degree rape in February. Judge James P. McClusky's verdict that Piche had no other prior arrests and there was only one victim is unacceptable, unjust, and despicable in every way. The punishment does not fit the crime of rape for this poor young 14-year-old girl and what she endured. She deserves justice and assistance for the after-effects she has and will continue to endure due to this atrocity. The people of the United States demand a new and fair trial for this 14-year-old girl in an appeal to US Court ASAP!

Sunset Park has the largest, working-class industrial waterfront in Brooklyn, but Industry City wants to turn it into a playground for the rich. Industry City wants to change current zoning to build large chain retail stores and luxury hotels, which may lead to luxury housing. We must protect long-time residents, workers, and small, locally-owned businesses from rising rents and displacement. This is our neighborhood. We should be deciding the future of our waterfront and neighborhood, not private developers like Industry City. Sunset Park tiene la costa de agua industrial más grande. La comunidad de Sunset Park cuenta con una población de personas mayormente de clase obrera y bajo ingreso en Brooklyn. Descaradamente los patrones de Industry City quieren destruir nuestra comunidad, y convertirlo en un patio de recreo para los ricos. Mediante el mecanismo de rezonificación ellos desean cambiar la zonificación actual para construir grandes cadenas de tiendas minoristas y hoteles de lujo, lo que puede llevar a viviendas de lujo. Debemos proteger a los residentes, trabajadores y pequeñas empresas de propiedad local desde hace mucho tiempo del aumento de alquileres y desplazamientos. Este es nuestro barrio. Deberíamos decidir el futuro de nuestra línea de costa y vecindario, no de desarrolladores privados como Industry City. Protect Sunset Park is a coalition of individuals and organizations representing residents, workers, students and small businesses. We are independent from outside groups. Join us and stay informed. Contact us: [email protected] --- Proteja a Sunset Park es una coalición de individuos y organizaciones que representan a residentes, trabajadores, estudiantes y pequeñas empresas. Somos independientes de grupos externos. Únete a nosotros y mantente informado. Contacte a nosotros: [email protected]

bc its not fair and she needs to accept her paper

CDCR will not take responsibility for its staff's actions. 6 months suspension given to Elizabeth V. for Possession/ Passing Contraband on 1/26/19. CDCR's own report of that day states negative results of contraband found and zero possession of contraband and still, Warden Charles Callahan will not reinstate visiting privileges. CDCR will not take responsibility for this wrongful suspension.

Vehicles are traveling extremely close to our homes and will be even closer once the MN pass lane is built. A semi-truck just flew off the side of the road and would have struck one of our homes except there was a pile of wood chippings from the tree and bush removal to build the new lane.

A true democracy that is of, by, and for the people must extend the right to vote to all its citizens. But by taking the right to vote away from incarcerated people, we’ve created a class of people who are subject to the laws of this country -- but have no say in how they're governed. Then, when district lines are drawn, many states count incarcerated people as residents of the community where the prison is -- violating the principle of one person, one vote. That unfairly skews political representation towards the rural, whiter communities where prisons get built. Our mass incarceration system is silencing the voices and communities most impacted by it. And that’s by design -- dating back to the Jim Crow era, felony disenfranchisement laws have been used to attack Black people’s political power. Join us in calling on state and federal officials to end prison disenfranchisement once and for all.

Our children, Abraham, Angel, and Kai, are 3 of the children with dyslexia who attend the Language-based Learning Disability Program at Graham and Parks school, which is about to be cut in half, removing 1 of 2 teachers. Children in this program need more resources. Eliminating this position will make it harder for students to receive the support they need to catch up to their peers and to be included with their peers as they prepare to go to the upper school. Eliminating this position will make it difficult for children who have yet to be identified who need this program to access these resources.

The Equal Rights Amendment is one state short of the threshold required by the constitution for ratification. Republicans in the Senate cling to a not-constitutionally supported version of events, pretending their arbitrary deadline for ratification means that the ERA is dead. This is simply not true, and the ERA is more important now than ever. Equality is not an issue of party. It is not an issue of politics. It is an issue of basic human dignity. The Equal Rights Amendment is a powerful and simple statement: we are all equal. Without this equality, there is no security. Without this equality, there is no safety. Without this equality, America can never live up to the aspirations of the framers and every person who continues to make us who we are. As men, we know that enshrining quality for all Americans in the Constitution will send a powerful message at home and abroad: that "We the People" includes us all.

Although we cannot technically see what makes up the air around us, it can be inferred that pollution is consuming our environment. The rate at which we burn things as well as companies producing products for us creates an increased amount of chemicals in our air. This leads to global temperature rises, and the effects of losing important ecosystems such as the polar ice caps or the Amazon Rain Forest. Efforts must start now to secure the Earth back to its former glory, and every signature is a promise to create a world worth saving.