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Trump’s vision for America is not the America I grew up being proud of. Trump’s constant threats of removing federal funds due to disagreements with my state’s politics equates to taxation without representation.
Michael supported: CALL TO ACTION: Protect WA Citizens Participating in Federal Tax StrikeI care about this issue because if we don’t do something about this soon there will be no turning back. For a long time the people of this country have accepting things as they are, believing that we aren’t the ones responsible for making change, but we can’t afford to do that anymore. We’ve been tricked into fighting amongst ourselves instead of looking for the real enemy, who’ve been pretending to have our best interests in mind this whole time. It isn’t right that a few should have a measurable percent of the world’s resources, while the bottom 50% struggle to keep our heads above water. I worry that we are already too far gone and that many have already been deceived in full by our honorless “leaders”. It seems like this democracy has already given up its lust for freedom, like it was voted away without a question every being raised.
Finnegan supported: Take Back the Power: Project Zero ViewsYour reversal on this issue feels not only disheartening but also uninformed and lacking in courage.
Trans youth already face staggering rates of discrimination and isolation. As a leader, you have a responsibility to protect vulnerable communities—not single them out for exclusion. Telling young people to “find something else to do” sends a harmful message that they don’t belong.
Please reconsider your position. Inclusion and equity shouldn’t be negotiable.
Kathy supported: Condemn Senator Gallego's Transphobic RemarksAs somebody who struggles with mental health issues, the concept of a police officer refusing to try to understand when somebody is going through something is utterly terrifying, especially when taking into account how stigmatized certain disorders are.
Cydney supported: Reprimand Sheriff Deputy Mark Heberlig of Houston County GAConsider this my way of being able to protest just about anywhere in the US just so I can fight back against the corruption that is tearing our nation apart.
Even though I am unable to drive due to epilepsy, and there is no bus service in my neighborhood, that does not matter. I am absolutely sick of Trump and his cronies having their way with just about any and all of us.
We are people as a whole, and we shall NOT let him deny ANY of us what we need to be able to live our lives.
Tyler supported: Worldwide Protest Online Against Trump--Tell him what you want to sayeveryone has the right to freedom of speech and education what has happened in Gaza was a genocide not a massacre and the a genocide happened again in Armenia 110 years ago 1.5 million Armenian people were killed and till this day the Turkish government and the president still deny the genocide ever happened this is a crime against humanity and race enough is enough
Madlen supported: NYU: Give Logan Rozos His Degree. Condemning Gaza Genocide Isn't WrongWithholding a diploma due to any expression of free speech, let alone one condemning genocide, is disgusting.
Isabel supported: NYU: Give Logan Rozos His Degree. Condemning Gaza Genocide Isn't WrongI'm an NYU Phd, 2007, current professor. I am appalled that my alma mater would persecute this man for speaking truth about the genocide occurring in Palestine, and speaking his conscience. NYU must stop doing this and give him his diploma, without any disciplinary action.
Christopher supported: NYU: Give Logan Rozos His Degree. Condemning Gaza Genocide Isn't WrongI am writing to express my deep concern and disappointment regarding the reported suspension of Logan Rozos from his diploma ceremony for speaking about Palestine.
Freedom of speech and the right to express solidarity with oppressed communities are core values that educational institutions should uphold and protect. Punishing a student for speaking out against injustice not only violates these principles but also sets a troubling precedent that discourages critical thought and civic engagement.
Logan’s actions reflect courage, empathy, and a willingness to use his platform to advocate for human rights—qualities that should be celebrated, not silenced. Graduation is a moment to honor students for their academic achievements and their development as thoughtful, compassionate individuals. Denying Logan this moment undermines those ideals.
I stand with Logan Rozos and all students who choose to use their voices for justice. I urge the school to reverse this disciplinary action, publicly affirm its commitment to free expression, and ensure that all students feel safe and supported when speaking out about issues that matter to them.
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