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  • This is How We Stop Trump’s $1.5 Trillion Pentagon Plan
    As you prepare for the upcoming markup of the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), I urge you to vote YES on an amendment to reduce the Pentagon's topline budget.
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    Created by Win Without War Picture
  • EPA Administrator Zeldin, Don't Silence the Public
    Since 1977's amendment to the Clean Air Act, the New Source Review (NSR) permitting process has served as a pre-construction environmental review of proposed plans for new or modified industrial facilities that would cause a "substantial increase" in emissions of regulated pollutants. The NSR has allowed regulators to determine what, if any, steps can to be taken to eliminate or mitigate the pollution before construction begins.  Administrator Zeldin, you are proposing a redefinition of the concept of "begin actual construction" to allow for construction of non-polluting parts of a facility before the project is permitted. You say you are "fixing the broken system of government interference," but you are really undermining the power of the Clean Air Act to protect the public. Your proposal also effectively cuts the public out of the decision-making process. The public participation process is triggered by a project entering into its permitting phase. Allowing a project's owner to "begin actual construction" prior to that phase means the public would not have an opportunity to comment until much of the project is completed. Although your proposal says that owners are assuming the risk that a project may ultimately be denied, owners would likely argue that their projects have come too far to stop them. For these reasons, we, the undersigned, urge you to abandon your proposed changes to the Clean Air Act. .
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    Created by Karen Feridun
  • Tell Starbucks to fight back against racist redistricting!
    In 2021, Starbucks joined over 250 other companies to form the Businesses for Voting Rights coalition that sent a letter to Congress emphasizing the harm of voting restrictions, especially to communities of color, and urging Congress to pass the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act.  In a letter urging Congress to protect voting rights, the coalition wrote: “We recognize that much has changed since passage of the original Voting Rights Act, but the stability of American democracy is as important now as it was back then. Confidence in the integrity of the electoral system is critical to the long-term health of our democracy, and yet majorities of Americans have doubts about our democracy today.” But instead of living up to that commitment, Starbucks announced it would be spending $100 million to open up a new headquarters in Nashville, TN. The same Tennessee that just brazenly split up a majority Black Democratic district in Memphis in order to solidify a solid Republican Congressional delegation and dilute Black political power.  Despite its mission and values stating the courage to do the right thing, even when it’s hard, Starbucks has chosen to remain quiet in the face of this anti-democratic endeavor. It's time for Starbucks to do the right thing, push back and condemn racist redistricting, and refuse to move forward with their new headquarters until the voting rights of Black voters are restored. 
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    Created by MoveOn
  • No to Special Use Permit for McFarland Road
    Dear Hinds County Board of Supervisors, On behalf of our community, I am writing to express our strong opposition to the Special Use Permit requested by the Ecowomanist Institute Southeast Corp (EWise), filed on May 27, 2026. The proposal involves over 190 acres on McFarland Road in Raymond, MS. This land is located within a residential area not currently zoned for commercial use, and we have yet to receive clarification regarding the specific intended use of the property. As taxpayers and residents, we are concerned about the potential negative impact on our neighborhoods. While the land is reportedly intended for agricultural purposes, these activities remain undefined. We lack transparency regarding the corporation’s long-term intentions and how their operations will affect the surrounding environment, including local traffic, property values, infrastructure, and property taxes. Due to the lack of clear information and the significant concerns of local residents, we respectfully request that you decline this application and deny the Special Use Permit. Sincerely, Concerned Citizens of McFarland Road and Surrounding areas
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    Created by Renata Scott
  • Make Trenton Water Works DO BETTER provide safe drinking water
    A recent water quality test was conducted that showed high levels of dangerous bacteria in the tap water that comes from Trenton Water Works. People are reporting skin, hair, and general health issues after showering. Something MUST be done immediately.  People should not be forced to pay for dangerous water. This is a public outcry and we have had enough. Time for a change. Please sign to force TWW to fix their issues immediately or provide a solution that involves few filtration in each home that is affected by this.
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    Created by Erin Monigle
  • Disney: Remove facial recognition technology from your parks!
    Disney amusement parks have begun using facial recognition technology, and they’re already receiving pushback.  A $5 million lawsuit was filed accusing the company of violating privacy and consumer-protection laws by failing to “sufficiently disclose its use of the technology and the data collected.” Disney claims it converts photos of faces into numerical data and uses that to detect unauthorized uses of guest passes. They claim the data is destroyed 30 days later but also make exceptions for undisclosed “legal reasons.”  Disney must remove its facial recognition technology from its theme parks immediately. 
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    Created by MoveOn
  • Stop Trump’s Corrupt Insider Trading Scheme
    In the first three months of 2026, Trump traded more than 3,600 individual stocks—an average of 40 trades a day.  Most of these trades involve major corporations that are directly impacted by Trump’s policies and the decisions he makes as president of the United States. To make matters worse, Trump routinely promotes companies that he holds stock in on his social media and in his speeches.  All other modern-day presidents chose to sever ties with all financial dealings that could have posed a conflict of interest before taking office. But Trump has seemingly accelerated his stock trading and business dealings since taking office again, with his net worth rising 165% in the first 18 months of his second term.  Donald Trump is clearly abusing his position of power to further enrich himself, his family, and his corrupt billionaire buddies. All while the American people continue to struggle to make ends meet.  Add your name to demand an end to Trump’s unethical insider trading scheme! 
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  • Restore the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) now!
    The United States Agency for International Development (USAID)—providing international support and humanitarian aid—operated for more than 60 years until the Trump administration stripped funding and effectively dissolved the agency.  Without long-term investment in communities and billions of dollars in funding to address poverty, hunger, illness, and inequality—Trump’s cuts are estimated to lead to millions of preventable deaths.  And USAID played an important role in responding to infectious disease outbreaks like Ebola, now leaving the U.S. without the international structures in place to coordinate and support effectively.  The consequences of dissolving the USAID are dire. Congress must reinstate funding and restore the USAID immediately.
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    Created by Aliya Khan
  • Let Disease Experts Do Their Job!
    The ongoing Ebola outbreak could rapidly grow to be one of the worst in history as the disease spreads swiftly in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Uganda. The World Health Organization (WHO) classified it as “a public health emergency of international concern.” Hundreds of people have died as the number of infections rises.  The Trump administration has eroded the U.S.’s ability to most effectively respond to international global health crises, withdrawing us from the WHO, cutting the Centers for Disease Control staff, and gutting the United States Agency for International Development (USAID).  And now they are blocking disease experts at the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) from communicating openly with the WHO in order to share information and updates.  We need to do everything in our power to swiftly and strategically address the Ebola outbreak, and that means coordinating with international partners. The Trump administration must put public health first and allow NIAID to do its job!
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  • Decrease the Pentagon budget!
    Trump has waged a war with Iran that risks our safety here and abroad. At the same time, Congress is in the beginning stages of negotiating the NDAA (National Defense Authorization Act) for 2027, which sets funding levels, outlines defense policies and rules for the Department of Defense. More taxpayer dollars going to the ever-growing Pentagon budget is not a long-term defense or security solution, and it cannot continue to increase.    Now, Trump and Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth are requesting even more funding for reckless, unauthorized wars and/or their corporate contractor allies. Members of Congress have an obligation to represent their constituents and think twice about approving another astronomical increase to the Pentagon budget. Why do we need more funding for warfare, while Trump flounders on any cohesive plan or strategy in Iran that continues to put our service members at risk in the Middle East?    We must pet people over pentagon and decrease defense spending to reallocate funds to dire needs in the United States. 
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  • Tell Trump: Reverse changes to the green card process!
    Just before Memorial Day, Trump's U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) announced changes to the process of applying for green cards, creating mass confusion before the holiday weekend. The USCIS announcement says that most green card applicants will need to return to their countries of origin to apply through consular offices and wait for approval—a serious upheaval of a decades-long precedent that has allowed immigrants to live in the United States while applying for a green card.  This chaotic policy shows how Trump's immigration agenda was never about immigrants coming to the U.S. "the right way." Trump wants to curb all immigration, even legal pathways.  This is the latest attempt by the Trump administration to attack our immigrant communities, sowing widespread chaos and fear. Tell the USCIS to reverse this decision NOW! >> 
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  • No Data Center in Blount County
    Good day Blount County Planner Doug Hancock, Commissioners John Giles, Jessica Hannah, Jared Anderson, and others concerned, My name is Abigail Caldwell and I am a long time resident of East Tennessee. Recently it has come to my attention that there are plans in place to build an AI data center in a nearby town, Alcoa. I am writing with the hope that, considering the negative impacts of such data centers on people’s health and happiness, you might help discourage the construction of this AI data center. The centers have been known to disrupt people’s lives via constant noises or “buzzing”, impair hearing, and contaminate and use up drinkable water. Truly I believe this AI center and everything it entails, without being checked, will actively disrupt citizens daily lives by using up  enormous amounts of energy, water, and other resources. We need people such as you to be a voice for those suffering these consequences. Thank you for your time and consideration. Sincerely, Abigail Caldwell All credible articles are linked below, please read: https://hsph.harvard.edu/news/analyzing-air-pollution-health-economic-risks-from-ai-data-centers/ https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC12273412/ https://sites.uab.edu/humanrights/2025/10/02/construction-and-consequences-the-human-impacts-of-artificial-intelligence-data-centers/
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    Created by Abigail Caldwell