"E pluribus unum" was the original motto for the United States of America beginning in 1776. It is latin for “Out of many, one”. In 1956 it was changed  to “In God We Trust”. 

The motto was changed to appease increasingly influential  religious right after the cold war. It is displayed on money and government symbols and flags. 

"E Pluribus Unum" symbolized the many states and colonies coming together as one nation. It came to describe the diversity of citizens and cultures in the nation. 

 “In God We Trust” is not an appropriate motto for a diverse country with a lawful separation of church and state.

Conservatives have been working diligently to put religious values into our laws. Reproductive rights, lgbtqia rights, and no fault divorce are already under attack. Conservatives need to be reminded we are not under religious law in the United States of America.

Legislation to change can be introduced by any congressional member.

Please consider signing to as a statement to elected officials and fellow citizens it is time to restore  E Pluribus Unum as our country's official motto.