Cardinal George, please cancel your plans to appear and celebrate Mass at the Courage Conference. The bogus "ex-gay therapies" being promoted there have caused too much harm and cost too many lives.

Representatives Jim Sensenbrenner (R-WI), John Conyers (D-MI) and Senator Patrick Leahy (D-VT) introduced new legislation—the Voting Rights Amendment Act of 2014—that would strengthen the Voting Rights Act. Representative Ellmers, help protect the most fundamental right of every American citizen, the right to vote, by standing with your colleagues on both sides of the aisle and support this bill by cosponsoring it.

Please cosponsor and support the Voting Rights Amendment Act

Please cosponsor and support the Voting Rights Amendment Act

We really need you to co-sponsor and vigorously support the Voting Rights Amendment Act of 2014. Americans' voting rights have been whittled away, and we need to reverse that trend. This Act will help towards that end.

Stop the proposed cuts to Social Security and Medicare.

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Because of its role in misleading the public about the causes of gun violence and distracting us from the real issues at stake, we urge Rep. Renee Ellmers to stop taking money from the National Rifle Association.

The vast majority of Maryland counties have a fully elected school board, but not majority-Black Prince George’s. Out of 14 members, four, including the Chair, are chosen not by voters but by our County Executive and County Council. This month Dr. Juanita Miller and other unelected Prince George’s County Board of Education members appointed by County Executive Angela Alsobrooks shut down the Board and announced investigations into their elected opposition. They disenfranchised Prince Georgians during a crisis, refusing to hold the meetings and hearings that our 134,000 students deserve. In the past, Alsobrooks has voiced support for a return to an all-elected Board, where members are accountable to their neighbors. The Board has asked for the same--but it’s up to state legislators. As Alsobrooks considers a run for Governor in 2022, we demand she say loud and clear that this shutdown was unacceptable and that Prince Georgians deserve to elect their own Board of education. Last November, Shayla Adams-Stafford and Kenneth Harris II defeated Alsobrooks-endorsed incumbents and joined Ed Burroughs, Raaheela Ahmed, David Murray, and Joshua Thomas in the Board’s progressive, elected majority. County voters sent them to the Board to enact sweeping changes in educational equity, school policing, student mental health, and budget oversight. Contact the legislators: https://actionnetwork.org/letters/we-demand-a-fully-elected-school-board?link_id=0&can_id=42ce5dd05122d68175c47dec647ab412&source=email-we-must-demand-a-fully-elected-school-board&email_referrer=email_985001&email_subject=we-must-demand-a-fully-elected-school-board Note: scroll all the way down and edit letter if need be OR select specific legislators to write to and edit letter or send as is. Credit: Daniel Greene (MORE ) Our Revolution Prince George's

As currently drafted, the Prince George’s County Council's Adelphi Road-UMGC-UMD Purple Line Station Area Sector Plan is entirely out of step with today’s climate crisis and with 21st-century principles of sustainable development. It fails to appropriately integrate environmental preservation with transit-associated development. In particular, the Sector Plan is a direct threat to the future of Guilford Woods, an environmentally sensitive ecosystem that is part of the Anacostia watershed. Up to now, the planning process for the Adelphi Road Sector Plan has failed to effectively engage key stakeholders and take community input into account. We are asking the Prince George's County Council to pause the planning process for one year to allow for a truly stakeholder-engaged approach.