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From: minja m.
Sent: Friday, September 09, 2005 6:25 AM
Subject: [Fwd: 100+ Cities - National Day of Outrage - Justice for
the Victims of Hurricane Katrina] -------- Original Message --------
Monday, September 12 National Day of Outrage Thousands were left to die beause
they were poor and black! Download Flyer Endorse List Your Activity Donate to help build a movement to demand: Money for Jobs, Housing, and Reconstruction, not for War! With every day that passes, the enormity of the devastation in the area impacted by Hurricane Katrina becomes clearer. What makes this horror even more shocking is the knowledge that the massive loss of life could have been prevented. State, local, and Federal authorities all knew that a hurricane of this magnitude was likely to strike the region. They knew that more than 100,000 people would be unable to evacuate. They knew that the levees would not withstand the onslaught of a hurricane of this magnitude. They had the knowledge of the impending disaster. They had the ability to evacuate people. They simply chose to do nothing. They chose to turn their heads while thousands of people died, simply because these people were poor and Black. Across the country, communities are organizing to demand justice for the victims of Hurricane Katrina. Some of the events planned include:
Join us to build a national movement to demand justice for the victims of Hurricane Katrina. On Monday, September 12, community organizers, trade unionists, and antiwar activists will be on the streets to demand:
Some of the cities where protests are already planned include: Activities are already planned in New York City, Buffalo, Rochester, Carmel NY, Amherst, New Haven, Charlston SC, Jackson MS, Charlotte NC, Miami FL, Minneapolis-St. Paul, Boston, Turner Falls MA, Detroit, Grand Rapids MI, Jersey City, Los Angeles, Houston, Raleigh, Washington DC, San Francisco, Chicago, Cleveland, Baltimore, Philadelphia, San Diego, Seattle, St. Louis, Kansas City, Memphis, Milwaukee, Richmond VA, Hampton VA, Atlanta, and cities and towns of all sizes in every region of the country. Initiating endorsers include: the Million Worker March Movement; Troops Out Now Coalition; Saladin Muhammed, Black Workers For Justice; Harlem Tenants Council; Chris Silvera, Chair, Teamsters National Black Caucus; International Action Center; Cuba Solidarity New York; Rev. Lucius Walker, Pastors for Peace; Rev. Luis Barrios, Iglesia San Romero de Las Américas; and local leaders and activists from around the country. Endorsers include: Action Center For Justice, Charlotte, NC All Peoples Congress, Baltimore, MD Atlanta International Action Center, Atlanta, GA Buffalo International Action Center, Buffalo, NY Casa Las Americas, Country Club, Carolina, Puerto Rico Center For Immigrant Families, New York City, NY Committee To Defend The Somerville 5, Somerville, MA Defenders For Freedom, Justice & Equality, Richmond, VA Destroyindustry, Raleigh, NC "Earth 101" KPFT, Pacifica Radio, Houston, TX "Fight Back!" KPFT, Pacifica Radio, Houston, TX FIST - Fight Imperialism! Stand Together! Homeless Action For Necessary Development, Providence, RI International Action Center Into Afrika Inc., Washington, DC Ippn & Up (United Progressives) For Democracy, Carmel, NY Jersey City Peace Movement, Jersey City, NJ Liberty Underground Of Virginia(luv), Hampton, VA Long Island Troops Out Now Coalition, Long Island, NY Metro Detroit Coalition Of Black Trade Unionists, Detroit, MI MLK Bolivarian Circle, Boston, MA Mothers For Peace, Houston, TX New England Human Rights Organization For Haiti, Boston, MA PeopleJudgeBush.org Peoples Video Network Queers For Peace & Justice, NY, NY Rule19 - For Justice And Democracy, Cambridge, MA San Diego International Action Center, San Diego, CA SNAFU - Support Network For An Armed Forces Union Texas Death Penalty Abolition Movement, Houston, TX Tropic Blue (musicians), Houston, TX Uswa Local 8751 Boston School Bus Union, Boston, MA Vip Properties, Humacao, PR, Puerto Rico "Voices At Work" KPFT, Pacifica Radio, Houston, TX Women In Black, Riverside, Ca, Nuevo, CA World Prout Assembly, Highland Heights, KY Youth & Students Against War, Perth, Australia Robert King Wikerson, New Orleans Deloyd Parker, Executive Director, S.H.A.P.E. Community Center*, Houston, TX Jewel Nelms, Mother of Frances Newton Brenda Stokely, NYC Labor Against the War, New York, NY Chuck Turner, City Councilor, Boston, MA Leslie Feinberg, Nat'l Co-Chair LGBT Caucus, National Writers' Union/UAW*, Jersey City, NJ Steve Gillis, President, USWA Local 8751 Boston School Bus Union, Boston, MA Cathy Courtney, Organizer, Mothers for Peace, Houston, TX Elisabeth Avery, New York, NY Jack Balkwill, Chairman, Liberty Underground of Virginia(LUV), Hampton, VA Maure Briggs-carrington, Turners Falls, MA Bonnie Bui, Student, Santa Ana, CA John Bullabaugh, Teacher, Snellville, GA Philip Callas, Salem, MA Lorraine Caputo, Documentary Poet, Columbia, MO Ed Childs, Chief Shop Steward, UNITE-HERE Local 26 Hotel and Restaurant Workers - Harvard University*, Boston, MA Arthur Daniels, Retired, Wellington, FL Susan E. Davis, National Writers Union, UAW Local 1981*, NYC, NY Jose Luis Diaz, Presidente, Casa las Americas, Carolina, Puerto Rico David Dixon, Coordinator, Action Center For Justice, Charlotte, NC Carol Eaves, Wyoming, MI Beth Elliott, Teacher, Bethel Island, CA Franklin Eventoff, Bow, WA Peter Feldstein, Oxford, IA Corey Fetzer, Santa Monica, CA Garda Ghista, Founding Director, World Prout Assembly, Highland Heights, KY Ayesha Gill, Oakland, CA Peter Goselin, Hartford, CT Larry Hales, Denver, CO Michael Halmick, Retired, Bourbon, MO Mary Heicher, Jacksonville, FL Anthony Hempfer, President, Homeless Action for Necessary Development, Providence, RI Dan Jetter, New York, NY Jo Ann Kempf, Inverness, CA Christopher Key, Birch Bay, WA Anna Kim, Grad Student, UC San Diego*, Torrance, CA Gordon Kobayashi, Rural Carrier, USPS*, Valley Springs, CA Andre Kyriakou, Athens, GA Bonnie Lambourn, collective member, Committee To Stop the Execution of Frances Newton*, Houston, TX Anne Lavallee, Uxbridge, MA Daniel Liberatoscioli, President, The Restaurant School at Walnut Hill College*, Philadelphia, PA Lin Luker, Baltimore, MD Laura Mabry, RNC, South Bend, IN Bob McCubbin, International Action Center, San Diego, CA James Miller, Captain, Davenport, IA Joe Miller, Daytona Beach, FL Dr. Joyce Miller, New York, NY Susan Nash, Women in Black, Riverside, CA, Nuevo, CA Mariana Nogales, Administrator, VIP Properties, Humacao, PR, Puerto Rico Karl North, Marathon, NY Carl Olson, Precinct Committee Officer, 26th District Democrats*, Port Orchard, WA Nancy Pennington, Seattle, WA Drake Pirkle, Lubbock, TX Wanda Plummer, Cincinnati, OH Thomas Portney, Centerpoint: where science meets Spirit*, North Augusta, SC Jeanneane Preus, Eatonville, WA Susan Raffo, Minneapolis, MN Miles Robinson, Teacher, Cranbrook School*, Bloomfield Hills, MI Bill Rosenthal, Land O' Lakes, FL Jeremy Rossen, Santa Rosa, CA Pamela Ryan, South Portland, ME Connie Sanchez-terry, Albuq, NM Valerie Sanfilippo, Seiu, Sierra, Moveon, Voterr,9-11*, San Diego, CA Eliza Schefler, Albany, CA Betty Scholl, Cleveland, OH Diane Shamis, National Coordinator, IPPN & UP (United Progressives) for Democracy, Carmel, NY Luke(y) Skinner, Public Relations, Youth & Students Against War, Perth, Western Australia, Australia Jay Smithline, Artist/Sound Guy, Calabasas, CA Pf Soto, Activist, Rule19 - for Justice and Democracy, Cambridge, MA Justin Stepney, owner, DestroyIndustrY, Raleigh, NC Louis Tassinary, Bryan, TX Bryan Todd, Pinole, CA Butler Waugh, Retired Professor, Florida International University*, St Petersburg Beach, FL Robert Weaver, Retired, Clarion, PA Mary Williams, Salt Lake City, UT Sharrhan Williamson, Cambridge, MA Kelsey Wilson, Oakland, CA Donate to help build a movement to demand: Money for Jobs, Housing, and Reconstruction, not for War!
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