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Thousands of groups and individuals are out in their communities fighting poverty, for the Earth, clean affordable water, housing for all, public education, for equality and an end to racism, an end to police and gun violence, for food, for the rights of immigrants, women and the LGBTQ community, for Black, Brown and Native lives, for unions, livable wages, and more — for a true Democracy and just society that cares for us all.

More people are joining community groups and organizations, and often groups themselves are coming together to fight for people’s lives, and for government to provide for those in need.

If there are individuals or groups in your community or nationally coming together to fight for the life-or-death issues, we would love to hear about it.
We open our pages to you or your group to share your stories in your voice, and your visions of a society and world that cares for everyone.

E-mail stories to peoplestribune@gmail.com/ or leave on our website at www.peoplestribune.org/— The Editors

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