We the collective majority petitions’, the United States of America to formerly apologize to the Nation for its’ atrocities and sin of slavery. And furthermore, acknowledge in all effects the systematic influences to date that permeate from the Jim Crow laws enacted and enforced.
Our will is to NOT persuade in so much for an economic reparation. Neither in the form of land, lost wages, nor equity of any material form. More so for a reconciliation of truth and Justice, in our hope the United States of America may heal for the good of her body.
We the people implore for more protections, as law of the land from hate crimes and to uphold our Civil Rights! Extend The Civil Rights Act of 1964 arm of law to protect against Unconstitutional racism in unfair executive and judicial law practices under-minding the Constitutional moral code to act first in our Civil Right and protect our presumption of innocence and equality!
The weight of this work feels heavier each day as the silence from those in power continues. I am still reading your stories and finding the strength to keep pushing forward despite the exhaustion. We cannot look away from the truth of our history if we ever hope to find actual justice.
June 2, 2020
The momentum we have built confirms that the need for this reckoning is felt far more deeply than I initially dared to hope. It is exhausting work to keep pushing against such long silence but seeing this level of movement reminds me why we cannot stop now.
16 Comments
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David Morrison
6 years ago
Featured
True equality is never just about money. We need a real apology for all the pain caused.
L
Lisa Morgan
6 years ago
Featured
We need to fix these laws so everyone is actually treated fair. Respect.
J
James Porter
6 years ago
Featured
The system is still broken and this is a good first step to fixing the damage.
M
Marcus Fox
6 years ago
Featured
Its about time we faced the truth about our history. Nobody can heal until we admit what happened.
S
Sarah Young
6 years ago
Featured
Finally someone saying it like it is. Justice for everyone.
K
Keisha Wong
6 years ago
Featured
THIS NEEDS TO HAPPEN NOW!!! Tired of seeing my people treated like second class citizens.
Q
Quinlan Jones
6 years ago
✊
M
Malik Marshall
6 years ago
We must continue to support and fight for what we believe in. I love it.
We the collective majority petitions’, the United States of America to formerly apologize to the Nation for its’ atrocities and sin of slavery. And furthermore, acknowledge in all effects the systematic influences to date that permeate from the Jim Crow laws enacted and enforced.
Our will is to NOT persuade in so much for an economic reparation. Neither in the form of land, lost wages, nor equity of any material form. More so for a reconciliation of truth and Justice, in our hope the United States of America may heal for the good of her body.
We the people implore for more protections, as law of the land from hate crimes and to uphold our Civil Rights! Extend The Civil Rights Act of 1964 arm of law to protect against Unconstitutional racism in unfair executive and judicial law practices under-minding the Constitutional moral code to act first in our Civil Right and protect our presumption of innocence and equality!
The weight of this work feels heavier each day as the silence from those in power continues. I am still reading your stories and finding the strength to keep pushing forward despite the exhaustion. We cannot look away from the truth of our history if we ever hope to find actual justice.
June 2, 2020
The momentum we have built confirms that the need for this reckoning is felt far more deeply than I initially dared to hope. It is exhausting work to keep pushing against such long silence but seeing this level of movement reminds me why we cannot stop now.
16 Comments
D
David Morrison
6 years ago
Featured
True equality is never just about money. We need a real apology for all the pain caused.
L
Lisa Morgan
6 years ago
Featured
We need to fix these laws so everyone is actually treated fair. Respect.
J
James Porter
6 years ago
Featured
The system is still broken and this is a good first step to fixing the damage.
M
Marcus Fox
6 years ago
Featured
Its about time we faced the truth about our history. Nobody can heal until we admit what happened.
S
Sarah Young
6 years ago
Featured
Finally someone saying it like it is. Justice for everyone.
K
Keisha Wong
6 years ago
Featured
THIS NEEDS TO HAPPEN NOW!!! Tired of seeing my people treated like second class citizens.
Q
Quinlan Jones
6 years ago
✊
M
Malik Marshall
6 years ago
We must continue to support and fight for what we believe in. I love it.
True equality is never just about money. We need a real apology for all the pain caused.