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Letter of Intent & Commitment

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Kim Brunner
6 years ago

I stand with you!

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Susan Vergeront
6 years ago

Well written petition! Where do I sign my name.

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Karen Smith
6 years ago

Completely agree...

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Alex Dueppen
6 years ago

Racism does not belong in our community or schools, and never has.

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Sarah Bower
6 years ago

Keep up the great work Joel! Proud to be your friend and fellow Marywood graduate :)

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Ken Penfield
6 years ago

One Community One Voice

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Christine Chisholm
6 years ago

I love a solution to the issue

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Jenn Bilderback
6 years ago

Thank you for initiating and putting together this petition.

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Aimee Davis
6 years ago

Completely agree.

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Christopher Bjork
6 years ago Featured

I agree that we need to do a better job of educating our children in order to reduce racism.

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Lindsay Blang
6 years ago Featured

My own biracial children were subjected to racist remarks while attending school in Waunakee. I am in complete support.

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Alicia Bosben
6 years ago Featured

I believe our youth needs to be educated on the N word .... We need to get uncomfortable with discussing the use of this word. It is not okay to use or say! and the rap music today has over used this word - to the point of glorifying it -to the point it has become desensitized by much of our youth. EDUCATION IS ESSENTIAL!!!!

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Mariah L
6 years ago

EQUALITY!!!!! ONE FAMILY ONE LOVE

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Anna Peck
6 years ago

Thank you!!!

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Susan Truitt
6 years ago Featured

“Let me hold the door for you. I may have never walked in your shoes, but I can see your soles are worn, your strength is torn under the weight of a story I have never lived before. Let me hold the door for you. After all you have walked through, it’s the least I can do.” - MHN

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Kara Schmitz
6 years ago

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Joel for Waunakee

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Ellen Grunder
6 years ago

I appreciate your voice and leadership! This is important work and the time has come.

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Caitlin Johnson
6 years ago

What about DeForest? LOL! Racism is hatred that poisons the soul.

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Tara Bristol Rouse
6 years ago Featured

I spent many of my formative years growing up in Waunakee and my extended family spent decades as part of this community. Growing up in Waunakee, my cousin was treated poorly by those in the Village who found his biracial background inferior. Leadership must represent the change that is needed and take a public stand against all forms of prejudice and bigotry.