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  • Demand Corporate Charities Stop Aiding Trump's Attacks On The Racial Justice Movement!
    Through their charitable arms, some of the country's largest and most powerful financial institutions are helping carry out Trump's political attacks on the Southern Poverty Law Center. Last month, Trump's Justice Department went after the SPLC for its work tracking the white supremacist networks that largely support this administration’s agenda. Thousands of supporters rushed to donate and defend the SPLC. Then, Fidelity Charitable and Vanguard Charitable stepped in to block those donations from their donor advised funds. Now, additional  major Wall Street charities have joined in, with Goldman Sachs Gives, Charles Schwab DAFgiving360, and Thrivent Charitable refusing to allow donations from their donor-advised-funds to go to SPLC. SPLC is one target. But Trump allies are already signaling that Color Of Change and other racial justice and pro-democracy groups are on their hit list. If these major financial players get away with cutting off SPLC, the next group goes down easier, and the one after that easier still. Color Of Change has spent years exposing the corporations and charitable funds bankrolling attacks on civil rights, voting rights, and fair treatment at work. Now we need public pressure to stop these “charities” in their tracks.
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  • Tell FIFA: Protect World Cup fans and stadium workers from ICE!
    The United States is set to host one of the biggest sporting events in the world—the FIFA World Cup in 2026—welcoming millions of visitors from around the world across 11 host cities. But as the Trump administration becomes more and more hostile to immigrants and the LGBTQ+ community, travelers and athletes alike are now being told to prepare for ICE at stadiums and host cities. Human rights groups across the world have already sounded the alarm, issuing travel advisories to foreign visitors. Sign the petition telling FIFA leadership to do everything in its power to protect fans, stadium workers, and players from ICE harassment and intimidation at the World Cup this summer.
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  • Tell the Holdouts in the Senate: Listen to the People! End the War on Iran.
    Your repeated votes against war powers resolutions to cease hostilities against Iran continue to be at odds with a majority of Americans, including many of your constituents, who want an end to the war. This war has already killed thousands, cost U.S. taxpayers tens of billions of dollars, and triggered an economic crisis, driving up gas and food prices for people worldwide. It’s time you change course and vote “YES” on war powers resolutions to stop war on Iran.
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    Created by Win Without War Picture
  • ITS 2026 NOW MY MOM'S VOICE WILL NOT FADE! JUSTICE STILL NEEDED!
    It is now 2026. A whole year and 8 months later, and the justice system is still failing my mother. Every single day our family wakes up hoping for answers, hoping somebody will finally listen, hoping someone in power will care enough to admit what happened to my mother was wrong. But instead, we continue to watch an innocent woman sit behind bars while the people responsible continue living their lives as if nothing ever happened. My mother was sentenced to 50 years with 25 suspended, meaning she must serve 25 years in prison. They labeled her “a threat to society” over a handgun that was locked inside a gun case in her vehicle — a firearm she had only purchased a month before everything happened due to almost being robbed. this case was one of the most harsh cases I have seen. A woman with medical problems can't be charged for her own medication. Where is the justice when you need it? The many things that were done in trial was wrong but the judge still took my mom away. A life thrown behind bars like a criminal when she has never gotten in trouble with the law. police officers, lawyers, doctors, and people who have never even met my mom has said this case was based off bias.  The Neshoba County Sheriff’s Department shot at my mother during the incident. She fled because she feared for her life. She believed she would be killed. Instead of trying to understand her fear, they immediately painted her as a criminal and dangerous to society. From that moment forward, the system failed her. The justice system failed her when she was rushed into a speedy trial without enough time to properly prepare a defense. The system failed her when she was unable to gather important witnesses in time. The system failed her when a judge unfamiliar with her case replaced the original judge while personally knowing many of the officers involved. The system failed her when nearly every objection from her side was overruled. The system failed her when her only witness was allegedly intimidated and tampered with. The system failed her when people around the case were speaking on her guilt before trial even began. The system failed her when people privately admitted they believed what happened was wrong, yet publicly stayed silent out of fear. The system failed her when her rights were ignored and her voice was treated like it did not matter. And even now, 1 year and 8 months later, the system continues to fail her by refusing to acknowledge the injustice that was done. My mother is not who they made her out to be. She is a 54-year-old woman. A business owner. A mother of 10 children. A grandmother of 15 grandchildren. A woman with medical conditions who has been without medication. A woman who spent her life helping others, loving people, and giving back to her community. But none of that mattered once they decided who they wanted her to be. What hurts the most is knowing there are people convicted of violent crimes serving less time than my mother. There are people with more serious charges who walked away with lighter sentences. Yet my mother — a first-time offender — was given decades of her life away and labeled a danger to society. How is that justice? How can a system claim to protect people while destroying families like ours? How can they call this fairness when race, power, fear, and connections seem to matter more than truth? For 1 year and 8 months, our family has cried, struggled, prayed, and begged for someone to care. We have watched birthdays pass without our mother. Holidays pass without her smile. Grandchildren grow without their grandmother. We have watched a good woman slowly disappear behind prison walls while the world keeps moving as if her life means nothing. But her life DOES matter. She matters to her children. She matters to her grandchildren. She matters to the people whose lives she touched. And she deserves justice just like anyone else. This fight is bigger than just my mother now. This is about every innocent woman who has been silenced by a system that refuses to admit when it is wrong. This is about every family forced to suffer while corruption, fear, and injustice continue unchecked. We are tired. We are hurt. But we are NOT giving up. My mother is not a threat to society. She is our mother. And after 1 year and 8 months, we are still demanding justice. Please help us share her story. Please help us be heard. Please help us fight for justice before more innocent lives are destroyed. #JusticeForMyMother #JusticeForWomen #WrongfulConviction #EndCorruption #JusticeSystem #MississippiJustice #EqualJustice #HumanRights #SpeakUp
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  • Tell Zoom and Deloitte: NO cuts to family leave!
    Zoom and Deloitte recently announced cuts to their family-leave policies—a critical benefit that companies offer to ensure employees can take paid time off when welcoming a new child.  Deloitte’s cuts specifically target “support” roles like those in administration, IT, and finance—roles that already pay less and are more likely to be occupied by women. Now, those workers will receive only eight weeks of paid family leave instead of 16 weeks. Plus, Deloitte is reducing their overall paid time off by up to 10 days, ending pension accruals, and eliminating a $50,000 adoption and surrogacy reimbursement.  Zoom is cutting its paid family leave from 22 weeks to 18 weeks for birth parents, and from 16 weeks to just 10 weeks for other parents.  This sets a dangerous precedent, giving other companies permission to slash benefits and making it harder for parents in the workplace who are struggling to get by. Tell Zoom, Deloitte, and all major U.S. corporations: No cuts to paid family leave! 
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  • Block the slush fund for Trump allies!
    Donald Trump and acting Attorney General Todd Blanche are launching their “anti-weaponization” fund—which would create a pipeline for Trump to give funds to his political allies, campaign donors, and potential January 6 insurrectionists. Trump  is using this “anti-weaponization” fund as a means to provide compensation for people who claim they were directly targeted by the Biden administration’s Justice Department. This is just another example of Trump’s gross abuse of power at the expense of the American people.  This is a slush fund with no oversight, no transparency, and no accountability, controlled by a president who can fire its members at will and whose own allies and associates are eligible to receive payments. Congress must stop this slush fund immediately. 
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    Created by MoveOn
  • Girls Flag Football in New Mexico in High School
    Flag football across the United’s states is giving girls the opportunity to earn scholarships. It’s giving girls confidence, along with helping them mentally & physically. It’s allowing girls to seek scholarships to earn money to pay for school. Young girls from ages 5 years old to high school and college are playing the game and it’s more than a sport. It’s a HUGE sisterhood around the country where its bringing people together. It will even be an Olympic sport in 2028. We believe it would do some good here in New Mexico. It gives kids opportunities to keep them out of trouble. 
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    Created by Ramar Watson
  • Say No to Dubuque Area Data Center
    Dubuque county farmers that own approximately 425 acres south of Dubuque have been approached and agreed to selling their land for a data center. This land in question is along Old Davenport Rd. between Feeney Rd. and Laudeville Rd. We need to stop this from happening to protect our community and farmland. Dubuque county has the privilege of sitting in a very unique region. Not only is the farmland full of rich soil, we are a part of the Driftless Area. This area should be protected from the destruction that data centers cause around them. Please see the devastation it has caused across the country and specifically in this clip to a Georgia community. They no longer have access to clean water. They can't even flush their toilets because the impact the data center had on their water.  We need to prohibit the rezoning of our farmland to build an environment destroying data center. 
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    Created by Haley Matias
  • Stop the Sale of Deadly Offensive Weapons to the Israeli Military
    As the Israeli government expands violence in Lebanon, Gaza, and the West Bank, Congress must stop the sale of nearly $1 billion worth of deadly offensive weapons systems that will only deepen the suffering and destruction.
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  • Housing Is a Human Right
    Housing prices in the U.S. have reached an all-time high, mortgage rates aren’t getting any lower, and the dream of owning a home has quickly become unattainable for the average American. Meanwhile, rent prices have increased an average of 36% since 2020. All across the country, people are being priced out of accessible, affordable housing.  This isn’t just a problem for young people or first-time homebuyers. People of all ages, in every part of the United States, are feeling the strain of the housing crisis. Between continuously skyrocketing costs and the stagnation of wages, we are spending a larger share of our income on housing than ever before.  Housing is a basic human right. In one of the richest countries in the world, we shouldn’t be reaching record-high rates of homelessness. People shouldn’t have to decide between paying rent on time and buying groceries. Owning a home shouldn’t be a luxury reserved for the 1%.  It’s past time for our elected officials to act. Our country’s leaders have an obligation to put an end to the housing crisis and ensure every American has access to safe and affordable housing. 
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  • Smaller Artists Matter: Fair Pay for All
    Music platforms such as Spotify and Apple Music make billions from distributing music, though many smaller artists earn mere fractions of the pay. Our petition advocates for smaller artists who deserve the benefits stemming from the pieces of art they create. Some of these changes could include increasing royalty rates and making sure record labels aren't taking unfair cuts of the artists' pay. All artists deserve the payout for the time and effort they spend in shaping a world of culture and arts.
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    Created by Sebi Gandolfo
  • ALL Workers Deserve Paid Time Off!
    For too long, Americans have been told that rest is a luxury in the richest country on Earth. Each year, millions of workers go without the basic security of guaranteed paid vacation. Nearly 27 million Americans do not have access to annual paid vacation leave—that’s not normal. We need legislation that supports required paid time off for all workers in addition to any paid sick leave or family and medical leave already guaranteed by the law. This would be a historic step toward a more humane treatment of workers that recognizes them as people, not machines. The ability to rest, recover, care for family, and handle life’s emergencies without losing pay is central to building stability and security. 
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