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Protect Access to Abortion in MichiganOverturning of Roe Nearly 1 in 4 US women have or will get an abortion in their life. No matter what reason, a woman should have autonomy and their basic human right to what happens with themselves. Due to the recent ruling by the Supreme Court, millions of women across the nation face the threat of losing their reproductive rights. What Will Happen to Michigan? After leaving abortion to the individual states, Michigan's laws that criminalize abortion are now enforceable again. A law written almost 100 years ago in 1931 criminalizes almost all abortions and the doctors that perform them. Throughout the state there are mixed voices of lawmakers and prosecutors that will or will not enforce this law. The situation is fluid and the right to an abortion could vary on a local level. Why sign? Michigan is a unique situation as it is one of the bluer states that are at risk of losing the right to abortion. Furthermore, midterm elections will affect Michigan's future Governor, U.S. House of Representatives, and State Supreme Court. Ontop of a mix of local officials ready to preserve or strike down abortions throughout the state. Therefore it is vital for our voice to be heard to show existing and future lawmakers that an overwhelming amount of Americans support a woman's right to bodily autonomy. We have a chance at stopping the spread of damage the recent ruling has caused. That is why I urge anyone who cares about the women of Michigan to please sign.
ProChoice Michigan9176/27/22
AUHSD Dress CodeWe believe that it isn’t fair for the district to target the female students, particularly the Latina and Black women. To try and overcome this problem, we want to get 300 signatures to present to a district to try and change the dress code to show equality in students without targeting a group of students over another.Alyssa Garcia1963/2/23
Georgia State House, Georgia State Senate, Brian KempProtect Abortion Rights in Georgia***After the recent election, the governor of Georgia was re-elected. The same man who signed and passed the 6 week heartbeat bill. Most do not find out that they are pregnant until almost 5 weeks, usually after a missed period. Many may question what the future holds for those with uteruses and where to go from here. We — as a collective — must make changes so future generations don’t have to feel the fear that we do. Now is the time to push our representatives to hear our voice.***With the recent turn of events as Roe v Wade was overturned in the Supreme Court, it is now up to the states to decide how they regulate abortion rights for women and those who biologically have a uterus. That includes medical abortions that endanger the lives of those if they had to carry the pregnancy to full term. That includes those who fall victim to rape and/or incest. The human right to these procedures could be taken away and lead to injury or death for those who cannot get to a proper medical treatment, but also cause long lasting emotional and mental trauma. With this petition, I hope to keep one of our basic fundamental rights as humans to body autonomy here in the state of Georgia. If we could get enough voices to be heard, our congressman need to solidify the safety of the citizens of this state.Hannah Carter39,1296/26/22
President of the United States, Joseph R. Biden, Kamala Harris, U.S. Senate, United States Supreme CourtGuarantee Abortion as a Constitutional Freedom!As someone deeply affected by the overturning of Roe vs. Wade, I am compelled to fight for the rights and freedoms that are being stripped away from us. The United States Supreme Court's decision has opened the floodgates for Republican politicians to push for a nationwide abortion ban in the form of an Amendment to the U.S Constitution. This proposed amendment does not even consider exceptions in cases of rape or incest, which is utterly appalling.The fact that these politicians can propose an Amendment outlawing abortion but fail to implement common sense gun control laws is nothing short of pathetic. It is a stark reminder that our voices need to be louder and our actions more decisive.According to Guttmacher Institute, nearly one in four women in America will have an abortion by age 45 (Jones & Jerman, 2017). This statistic alone highlights how crucial it is for this procedure to remain safe, legal and accessible.We cannot stand idle while our rights are being infringed upon. We must take action now and demand that abortion be recognized as a guaranteed constitutional freedom. Stand with us today; sign this petition and let's ensure every woman has control over her own body!
Dante Medori39110/9/23
The Walt Disney CompanyGrant Princess Leia the honorable title of being an official Disney PrincessEver since I was a young I’ve always been fascinated by Star Wars and dined movies as a whole and always wondered one thing, why isn’t Princess Leia an official Disney princess? By signing this petition you are signing something that will make Disney princesses more inclusive towards people of other planets. Sign this petition and you will be a part of a great movement for equality in the Disney princess world. Thank you, Elan CatoeElan Catoe328/6/23
www.house.gov/representatives , State RepresentativesJustice for RapeAs a woman who has been forced to backtrack in my rights, I see red flags everywhere. What will be next for women. Perhaps our Constitutional right to vote? But in reality, we must ask, if we voted to gain our freedoms and government was so willing to rip them from the pages of the Constitution, have we not already lost our power of vote? Women now, not only not allowed to choose for themselves, but will be punished for it. Doctors and other caregivers, trapped in the mix, to be punished as well. As far as freewill and equality are concerned, there is one group left completely untouched. For many women, these are the source of the need. The men who impregnate so many by force. The rapists, predators and pedophiles, who spend lifetimes chronically making young women pregnant against their will. The Constitutional Equality promised to all, by the laws of the land, not available for women. Equality would be taking from the predators, their freewill concerning sexual crimes. Punishments, handed out fairly. If the woman is punished for being raped, so should the man. Castration for sexual crimes, would stop their freewill to commit these crimes against women, that women are being punished for. Equalize equality. https://www.house.gov/representatives
Kelly Wilson4956/26/22
Change the dress code detentions to include boys infractionsit’s very wrong to just punish girls for dress code issues. let’s make it equal! boys hair/ facial hair boys short length with injury braces belts etcgrace burns60010/26/22
BAN COMPANIES FROM SELLING WOMEN'S GENETIC INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY WITHOUT CONSENTwww.stopthegenocide.us In 1951 Henrietta Lacks genetic intellectual property was collected without her consent. It is 71 years later & her same genetic intellectual property is being sold. Since then there have been millions of new Henriettas. There is an elaborate & sophisticated international commercial network involved in the harvesting of genetic material. This material & information is used in various forms of research which has led to product & biological weapons development. Abortion service providers such as Planned Parenthood have also been selling women's genetic intellectual property. This includes placenta, umbilical cord blood, ovaries, menstrual blood & various parts of aborted fetuses also known as fetal tissue. Reproductive Rights is serious issue. Just as important is Genetic Intellectual Property Rights. Young to mature women in historically low income & very low income demographics have been intentionally & systematically targeted for genetic exploitation. Hospitals & medical centers that provide gynecological & reproductive health care services have been profiting from this business for decades. These women are naturally entitled to their genetic intellectual property rights & the benefits of their naturally produced stem cells. In summary young women have been poisoned & their reproductive organs/genetic intellectual property is being sold.
STG MINISTRIES1818/11/22
Statement on Due Process and Equal Rights ProtectionLet's use our collective voice to change the world. We invite all to sign on in solidarity to request for a strong statement on Due Process and Equal Rights by our Senators and Local Leaders for each of the US States: MESSAGE: Dear Senators and Local Leaders, We, the undersigned, hereby express our deep concern that affirmative action in education and recent decisions by the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn Roe v. Wade have put measures protecting marginalized communities in jeopardy across the country. We firmly believe it would be crucial to try to get a statement on due process and equal rights into each of your state constitution, especially in light of recent decisions made by the US Supreme Court regarding the 14th Amendment. By working together, we can change the world by securing the support of almost two-thirds of your Senate for legislation that would include due process and equal protection clauses in your state constitution. This would be a robust step forward in ensuring the rights for every resident in the United States, regardless of their background or personal circumstances. Such a measure could strengthen their legal protections, thereby resisting the erosion of rights at a federal level. Our communities are stronger when we address the existing attacks on marginalized communities around the country and decisions by the US Supreme Court that have reduced the scope of important federal protection. If you are looking for ways to get involved, we urge you to support the reform with a strong statement on due process and equal rights. In light of this, we respectfully request the following measure to be included with your proposal: The government must not deny equal treatment and respect under the law on account of a person's race, ethnicity, sex, gender, gender identity, gender expression, age, religion, creed, partnership status, marital status, disability (including use of a service animal), sexual orientation, national origin, alienage, citizenship status, military status, or any other class protected by City, State, or Federal law. This groundbreaking move emphasizes the need for fair treatment for all, irrespective of their characteristics. It is an illustrative example of how political leadership can make significant strides toward the goal of inclusivity and social justice. With this amendment, your state constitution would be expanded to uphold the principles of human rights, equality, and dignity for all. By preventing the government from establishing or maintaining the legal, social, or economic inferiority of any class of people, the new provision would serve to further strengthen the values of equality and liberty. This initiative could spark a profound change in society by explicitly affirming the equal status of every citizen. However, its success ultimately depends on the actions and leadership of politicians committed to championing and upholding these values in all legislative and policy decisions. Equal protection is already provided by the 14th Amendment of the United States Constitution, but given the current federal issues, the amendment in your state constitution is urgently needed to improve the rights of every resident for each of the US States. This is because it provides an enhanced legal framework to address not only matters of discrimination but also a variety of socio-economic issues at the local level. The proposal, therefore, promises to extend more targeted safeguards to marginalized groups, aligning better with contemporary civil rights standards. As such, its implementation will bolster our fight against systemic injustice, carving a more inclusive path forward. More importantly, it equips politicians with the power to reshape society in more equitable ways, leading to a better representation of all constituents. As Senators and Local Leaders, you stand at the intersection of hope and despair. Your words, decisions, and actions have the power to lift a community or let it slide into the shadows. We the signatories of this petition, implore you to strengthen human rights and promote equality for all by working diligently to ensure its implementation. We kindly request you to consider our petition and take tangible actions to speak out for those who've been silenced, and stand up for those who've been pushed down. Engage your constituents, ignite conversations, and foster an environment conducive to positive change. Take your place in the annals of history as the leaders who took a stand, the leaders who dared to make a difference. The call to action is clear: Strengthen human rights and foster equality by legislation that will add due process and equal protection clauses in your state constitution. Your proposed amendment affords you a unique opportunity to reshape the fabric of our society into one of equitable justice. Your action can inspire others, ignite a wave of change, and create a brighter future for every resident for each of the US States. Your leadership and dedication are what will make this difference, ensuring that every individual in our society feels safe, heard, and respected. Stand tall, lead with conviction, and let's redefine our future together. We invite all of you to join us. With gratitude for our collective work in inspiring change in the world and optimism about the tasks ahead as we work together on achieving our shared vision of a brighter future for all Americans. Thank you, Peace Love Power 1Mary Ezenwa1182/17/24
Enact Abortion Protection Law in Orleans ParishTo Orleans Parish City Councilmembers: Roe v. Wade being overturned is a step backward for civil rights in America. People who can become pregnant deserve autonomy over our bodies. We deserve this human right. We deserve equality with men, and as of June 24, 2022, we no longer have it. This petition has been written and signed to implore you to enact legislation immediately that would protect Orleans Parish citizens' bodily autonomy, control over our private medical decisions, and access to safe and legal abortion. The City of Austin is enacting a law that protects these rights. You can see their version here: https://assets.austintexas.gov/austincouncilforum/E0-20220624105310.pdf You have already taken steps to deprioritize abortion investigations, which we applaud. And Mayor Cantrell and District Attorney Williams both acknowledge that the trigger law that Governor Edwards recently signed is not the right direction for this city. Now is the time to add proactive protections for Orleans parish residents. The city of New Orleans is known for being an inclusive place, a principle of increasing value in this divisive political climate. You have the power to send a message to the nation that New Orleans leads by remaining the welcoming city it has always been, that New Orleans stands up for the rights of its people, regardless of gender or anatomy, that New Orleans values and protects each and every one of its citizens. The cities of Denton, Texas, San Antonio, and Atlanta are taking action to pass laws like this one. Please act now—follow their example by taking up this mantle of leadership. Show the people of Orleans Parish that we are all equally valued and protected by this city. Show America that New Orleans stands on the right side of history.
Tiptoes Lightly1,0877/2/22
- President of the United States, Joseph R. Biden, Kamala Harris, U.S. Senate, United States Supreme CourtGuarantee Abortion as a Constitutional Freedom!As someone deeply affected by the overturning of Roe vs. Wade, I am compelled to fight for the rights and freedoms that are being stripped away from us. The United States Supreme Court's decision has opened the floodgates for Republican politicians to push for a nationwide abortion ban in the form of an Amendment to the U.S Constitution. This proposed amendment does not even consider exceptions in cases of rape or incest, which is utterly appalling.The fact that these politicians can propose an Amendment outlawing abortion but fail to implement common sense gun control laws is nothing short of pathetic. It is a stark reminder that our voices need to be louder and our actions more decisive.According to Guttmacher Institute, nearly one in four women in America will have an abortion by age 45 (Jones & Jerman, 2017). This statistic alone highlights how crucial it is for this procedure to remain safe, legal and accessible.We cannot stand idle while our rights are being infringed upon. We must take action now and demand that abortion be recognized as a guaranteed constitutional freedom. Stand with us today; sign this petition and let's ensure every woman has control over her own body!Dante Medori39110/9/23
- Statement on Due Process and Equal Rights ProtectionLet's use our collective voice to change the world. We invite all to sign on in solidarity to request for a strong statement on Due Process and Equal Rights by our Senators and Local Leaders for each of the US States: MESSAGE: Dear Senators and Local Leaders, We, the undersigned, hereby express our deep concern that affirmative action in education and recent decisions by the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn Roe v. Wade have put measures protecting marginalized communities in jeopardy across the country. We firmly believe it would be crucial to try to get a statement on due process and equal rights into each of your state constitution, especially in light of recent decisions made by the US Supreme Court regarding the 14th Amendment. By working together, we can change the world by securing the support of almost two-thirds of your Senate for legislation that would include due process and equal protection clauses in your state constitution. This would be a robust step forward in ensuring the rights for every resident in the United States, regardless of their background or personal circumstances. Such a measure could strengthen their legal protections, thereby resisting the erosion of rights at a federal level. Our communities are stronger when we address the existing attacks on marginalized communities around the country and decisions by the US Supreme Court that have reduced the scope of important federal protection. If you are looking for ways to get involved, we urge you to support the reform with a strong statement on due process and equal rights. In light of this, we respectfully request the following measure to be included with your proposal: The government must not deny equal treatment and respect under the law on account of a person's race, ethnicity, sex, gender, gender identity, gender expression, age, religion, creed, partnership status, marital status, disability (including use of a service animal), sexual orientation, national origin, alienage, citizenship status, military status, or any other class protected by City, State, or Federal law. This groundbreaking move emphasizes the need for fair treatment for all, irrespective of their characteristics. It is an illustrative example of how political leadership can make significant strides toward the goal of inclusivity and social justice. With this amendment, your state constitution would be expanded to uphold the principles of human rights, equality, and dignity for all. By preventing the government from establishing or maintaining the legal, social, or economic inferiority of any class of people, the new provision would serve to further strengthen the values of equality and liberty. This initiative could spark a profound change in society by explicitly affirming the equal status of every citizen. However, its success ultimately depends on the actions and leadership of politicians committed to championing and upholding these values in all legislative and policy decisions. Equal protection is already provided by the 14th Amendment of the United States Constitution, but given the current federal issues, the amendment in your state constitution is urgently needed to improve the rights of every resident for each of the US States. This is because it provides an enhanced legal framework to address not only matters of discrimination but also a variety of socio-economic issues at the local level. The proposal, therefore, promises to extend more targeted safeguards to marginalized groups, aligning better with contemporary civil rights standards. As such, its implementation will bolster our fight against systemic injustice, carving a more inclusive path forward. More importantly, it equips politicians with the power to reshape society in more equitable ways, leading to a better representation of all constituents. As Senators and Local Leaders, you stand at the intersection of hope and despair. Your words, decisions, and actions have the power to lift a community or let it slide into the shadows. We the signatories of this petition, implore you to strengthen human rights and promote equality for all by working diligently to ensure its implementation. We kindly request you to consider our petition and take tangible actions to speak out for those who've been silenced, and stand up for those who've been pushed down. Engage your constituents, ignite conversations, and foster an environment conducive to positive change. Take your place in the annals of history as the leaders who took a stand, the leaders who dared to make a difference. The call to action is clear: Strengthen human rights and foster equality by legislation that will add due process and equal protection clauses in your state constitution. Your proposed amendment affords you a unique opportunity to reshape the fabric of our society into one of equitable justice. Your action can inspire others, ignite a wave of change, and create a brighter future for every resident for each of the US States. Your leadership and dedication are what will make this difference, ensuring that every individual in our society feels safe, heard, and respected. Stand tall, lead with conviction, and let's redefine our future together. We invite all of you to join us. With gratitude for our collective work in inspiring change in the world and optimism about the tasks ahead as we work together on achieving our shared vision of a brighter future for all Americans. Thank you, Peace Love Power 1Mary Ezenwa1182/17/24
- The Walt Disney CompanyGrant Princess Leia the honorable title of being an official Disney PrincessEver since I was a young I’ve always been fascinated by Star Wars and dined movies as a whole and always wondered one thing, why isn’t Princess Leia an official Disney princess? By signing this petition you are signing something that will make Disney princesses more inclusive towards people of other planets. Sign this petition and you will be a part of a great movement for equality in the Disney princess world. Thank you, Elan CatoeElan Catoe328/6/23
- AUHSD Dress CodeWe believe that it isn’t fair for the district to target the female students, particularly the Latina and Black women. To try and overcome this problem, we want to get 300 signatures to present to a district to try and change the dress code to show equality in students without targeting a group of students over another.Alyssa Garcia1963/2/23
STOP Violence Against Women in SCDear ALL citizens/residents of South Carolina, STOP THE VIOLENCE BY SAYING NO TO SILENCE! Stand tall and take action to STOP VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN IN SC. (Male) Violence against women–defined by the World Health Organization (WHO) as “any act of gender-based violence that results in, or is likely to result in, physical, sexual, or mental harm or suffering to women, including threats of such acts, coercion or arbitrary deprivation of liberty, whether occurring in public or in private life”–is a significant problem throughout the U.S. and especially in the state of South Carolina. Specifically, Intimate partner violence (IPV), which includes domestic violence, and sexual violence, including sexual assault, are prevalent in South Carolina. South Carolinian women–our sisters, mothers, friends, and fellow citizens–are abused, assaulted, and murdered by men every year. According to the NCADV, “On a single day in 2020, South Carolina domestic violence programs served 620 victims of domestic violence and received 101 hotline calls, averaging four contacts per hour. 134 requests for services on this day could not be provided due to a lack of resources”(NCADV, 2020). Additionally, women are sexually assaulted at high rates in South Carolina. A 2021 report by the South Carolina Coalition Against Domestic Violence And Sexual Assault (SCCADVASA) states that "46% of South Carolina women experience sexual assault in their lifetime." Further, according to the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence’s (NCADV) latest official report, 2018 marked “the first time in the 23-year history of the Violence Policy Center study that South Carolina was not ranked in the top ten” for the number of murders of women by men in the United States (NCADV, 2020). Let that sink in. For over two decades, South Carolina has ranked in the top ten U.S. states for the number of murders of women by men. This is not a top ten that SC wants to be part of–and many do not know this is the case. These statistics are terrifying. And all South Carolinians, no matter what gender they identify with, should not stand by as women are subjected to constant violence. But what can we do about it? Well, there are three main objectives of this petition: SPREAD AWARENESS of violence against women (VAW) in South Carolina. Many South Carolinians are not aware of the gravity of the situation for women in this state. SPEAK UP against domestic violence in SC. The societal normalization of the violent treatment of women in SC needs to change. Government institutions, administrations on college campuses, and everyday people must be part of this change. SUPPORT organizations dedicated to reducing violence against women and supporting survivors in SC. Such organizations include the Julie Valentine Center in the upstate and the South Carolina Coalition Against Domestic Violence and Assault (SCCADVASA). YOU must be part of this change. We, the concerned citizens of South Carolina, are calling all South Carolinians to fight violence against women by raising your voices, supporting relevant organizations and initiatives, and signing this petition. Spread awareness, speak up, support, and SIGN THIS PETITION. Stop the violence by saying no to silence!
Logan Coffee142/9/23
Shout to add the ERA into the Constitution!Enough states have now ratified the Equal Rights Amendment to include it in the Constitution. The timeline set by Congress in the past is not legally binding. The main statement in the ERA reads, “Equality of rights under the law shall not be denied or abridged by the United States or by any state on account of sex.” Congress only has until the end of the year to take this action. On behalf of all women, and the men who love them, please sign the petition and write your U.S. Representative, your Senator, and President Biden.
Deborah McNabb4312/17/22
Start a policy that punishes sexual misconduct at the CCCTCAs a female student at the CCCTC, I have noticed a disappointingly large amount of people sexually assault others, and not get punished for it. Personally, I was assaulted by a male classmate, and he only received a weeklong suspension. How are the students at the Columbiana County career and technical center supposed to feel safe when they are not protected? I would like a policy to be put in place that protects the students. This means punishing those who assault others — and not just with a weeklong suspension. they claim to be a professional environment, however, a professional environment would not allow this to happen. please consider signing and/or sharing this. thank you for your support.CATHERINE AMATO3612/12/22
Justice for Mrs. Martin!I believe that every man, woman, and child has had a teacher that has changed they're outlook on Education. The teacher that changed my outlook on education is Amber Martin. Amber is/was a teacher at Spencer County High School who was recently asked to go on leave following rumors of sexual misconduct with a student. This situation has been ongoing for weeks and yet no information has come forward to suggest Amber's guilt on any of these allegations. The majority of the student body is speaking out on this issue because they believe in a real teacher. Someone who even through gets paid less, has to work long hours, and mainly has to pull out of they're own pockets yet still loves teaching because she believes in the next generation. We ask you this because we see how our favorite teachers are treated and how replaceable they are to school boards. We want justice for Amber so we can show her how much we learned from her. Whether it be math skills or life skills, her teaching has touched most of us. Will you help us save our teacher?Matthew Veteto2912/9/22
Charles E. Schumer, Kevin McCarthyPlease amend the United States Constitution to fully specify a right to bodily autonomy.Do you think that this would make a good amendment? “The right to self-bodily autonomy shall not be infringed.” Suggested changes welcome. Please sign if you support the general idea of letting people govern their own bodies. Though many people such as myself believed this basic concept to be a determiner of what "liberty" and "freedom" must be, it seems that a specific inclusion of it as a precept must be added for it to be respected by the judicial system. This language guarantees women of rights over governance of their bodies at any stage of their lives, and rights of doctors to choose together with them how they would be treated medically, as well as men. Thank you.
Jonathan Lavallee Collins1,1457/6/22
Katie Hobbs, Regina Romero, Joseph R. Biden, Kamala Harris, Mark KelleyStop/Remove Superior Court Judges Jeffrey T Bergin & Greg Sakall For Violating RightsPima County let's work together to remove Jeffery T Bergin as presiding judge of Pima County Superior Court. He is known in the community for his outright incompetence to maintain a trustworthy approach to the justice system. He lets judges mock the law and courtrooms and does not put integrity to the judge's code of conduct. Jeffrey T Bergin lets everyone run Superior court & give him orders, He is a puppet who is not only disrespecting the court, the law but most importantly the public & our community here in Pima County. He lets imbeciles like Greg Sakall, Gilbert Rosales jr, Deborah Bernini, Javier Chon-Lopez, and the list goes on. He lets these sad excuses of judges make personal life-changing decisions no matter who gets hurt or killed in the process, These judges play god with our children and others who are facing criminal matters. These judges who ruined their own lives and their children's lives are now making personally biased decisions that they wish they could have done no matter what the consequences are. Judge Greg Sakall, Scott Rash, and Commissioner Deborah Pratte refused to follow the law, and concerned parents and family refused to listen and a 10-year-old was murdered in cold blood. The carelessness, incompetence, power-hungry, and ignorance of these judges thinking they can play god or matchmaker because of their own personal beliefs is destroying our families our communities but most importantly our young children and women who are being abused by others and when speaking out they get abused by the "men" who are supposed to protect them but use the justice system to punish women who speak out and advocate for their selves or children. No one should be abused physically, mentally, or verbally especially not by our justice system, especially our judges! Jeffery T Bergin allows this horrible behavior and misconduct and he should be held accountable for allowing the Abuse, the black-mail, incompetence, and the shameful way of running Pima County Superior Court. These judges make a mockery of our justice system and our judicial hearings and give the public no trust in the judicial system. We as families, communities, and people from Pima County should support and work together because this could be you tomorrow for 3 weeks or 3 years this could be your mom, your family, your daughters, etc... Let's have our elected public servants stop violating our rights, and stop harassing & abusing us for advocating. Please sign the petition to hold them accountable and removed them from the bench to bring COMPETENT, RESPECTFUL, AND KNOWLEDGEABLE JUDGES into our courts. Jeffrey T Bergin continues to ignore truth and accountability and does not hold commissioners appointed to him accountable after they discriminate and ignore public concerns of usurping activities of our justice system in Pima County! By law, he and the AWLA agenda group have committed fraud, extortion, theft, and clear evidence-based child endangerment! https://www.change.org/p/president-of-the-united-states-help-get-family-law-greg-sakall-resignation-for-endangerment-blackmailing-sexismA C5311/16/22
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