The latest posts tagged with social justice
Monday — May 07, 2012
Learn to do good; seek justice, correct oppression; bring justice to the fatherless, plead the widow’s cause.
Isaiah 1:17
This post was reblogged from Paraklētos.
Dozens of Occupy Wall Street activists spread out to protest at banks and other New York City businesses today to mark International Workers Day, or May Day. Protesters gathered at Bryant Park in Manhattan and prepared to march to financial institutions including Chase, Citibank and Bank of America. Police in riot gear lined the front of Bank of America on West 42nd Street, facing several dozen Occupy activists marching behind police barricades. “Bank of America, bad for America!” they chanted. Julian Kliner, 22, said their main issue with the banking giant is “how many people the Bank of America foreclosed as a result of predatory lending.” He said the bank also financed projects that were environmentally questionable. (via Occupy Wall Street’s May Day protests begin in New York with focus on banking giants | NJ.com)
This post was reblogged from Justice For The Rest Of Us.
Occupy Unveils ‘Spring Awakening’
During the long winter months, Occupy protesters kept reassuring those of us in the media still covering their actions that the spring would prove to be a time of resurgence for Occupy Wall Street. If the “Spring Awakening” meet-up at Central Park this past weekend is any indication of future turnouts, OWS organizers may be correct in their predictions.
This post was reblogged from Justice For The Rest Of Us.
President Obama Speaks on the Buffett Rule
We live in a culture that discourages empathy. A culture that too often tells us our principle goal in life is to be rich, thin, young, famous, safe and entertained.
— President Barack Obama (via sugaryumyum)
(Source: tinytomato)
This post was reblogged from Gimme brains for breakfast baby..
Interesting photos from around the web…
A woman blocks the entrance to Congress as riot police stand guard in Guatemala City, Wednesday Nov. 23, 2011. Protesters are demanding that Congress approve the Ley de Vivienda, or Housing Act, which would allow them to attain legal titles to the lands where they built their homes. (Rodrigo Abd)
(Source: solodascavare)
This post was reblogged from cwl.
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