This November 2nd, young people, workers, and communities of color have the power to help define the direction of our nation with their votes. That's why the Hip Hop Caucus re-launched the Respect My Vote! campaign. Respect My Vote! is a powerful, nonpartisan voter education project organizing young people to turn out on Election Day. Diverse communities are standing with us to ensure that the voices of our nation's young people are seen and heard.
The Hip Hop Caucus recently teamed with American Rights at Work, who organized prominent women of color in the labor movement to show their support for young people's participation in these 2010 mid-term elections. These powerful women leaders have something significant to say about the importance of standing up and speaking out in political process, and in the workplace.
Check out highlights from their photo shoot in the slideshow below, and see more of their Respect My Vote! Photos and video here.
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second, in checking out the Blue-Green alliance, I see the group is warning against Chinese and Indonesian imported paper.
excuse me? we cut down practically all of America's old growth forests for paper so we could end up importing paper from China?
legalizing industrial hemp (not the drug, that's a different argument) would instantly create JOBS JOBS JOBS JOBS JOBS in growing, harvesting, processing. industrial hemp is a renewable resource.
blue green alliance appears to be a very worthwhile organization.