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Demand the Change We Voted For
One Nation Rally to
rekindle the spirit
b y M a r c H .M orial
class and w orking A m ericans.
In a d d itio n to th e e c o n o m ic w o e s, th e
n a tio n is a lso e x p e rie n c in g d eep
so c ia l d iv is io n s , fa n n e d by h a te ­
ful a n ti-M u slim se n tim e n t, self-
se rv in g T ea P a rty v itrio l and c o n ­
sta n t c a b le n ew s a n d c o n s e rv a ­
tiv e ta lk sh o w b lu ste r.
T h e p ro s p e c ts fo r o u r y o u n g
p e o p le are e sp e c ia lly b le a k , w ith
a s ta g g e rin g ly h ig h 45 p e rc e n t
u n e m p lo y m e n t ra te fo r A fric a n
A m e ric a n te e n s, a m illio n stu d e n ts d ro p p in g
o u t o f sc h o o l e ac h y e a r an d re c e n t c o lle g e
g ra d s fin d in g it m o re d iffic u lt th a n e v e r to
land th a t first jo b .
C learly, this co n flu en ce o f crises calls for a
unity o f purpose and action that has defined the
A m erican experience through m ost o f the past
234 years, but w hich has been sorely lacking in
recen t tim es.
T he O ne N ation rally is intended to rekindle
that spirit and to dem and the change w e voted
for in 2008.
M illions o f A m ericans w ant to know - if w e
O n Saturday, Oct. 2, the N ational
U rban L eague w ill jo in a coalition o f
m ore than 150 progressive o rg an iza­
tions and tens o f thousands o f A m eri­
cans at a national rally for jo b s, ed u ca­
tion and social ju stic e at the Lincoln
M em orial in W ashington, DC.
The goal o f the O ne N ation W orking T o ­
gether rally is to galvanize A m ericans o f every
race, religion and w alk o f life to dem and sw ift
action that w ill put A m erica back to w ork and
pull A m erica back together.
I w ill be a featured speaker along w ith a
num ber o fo th e r hum an rights, civil rights, union
and progressive thought leaders.
The A m erican people are in a restless m ood
and rightfully so. The latest em plo y m en t report
show s that the econom y lost an o th er 54,000
jo b s last m onth. O verall unem p lo y m en t has
clim bed to 9.6 percent, w ith A frican A m erican
unem ploym ent rising to 16.3 p er­
cent and Latino jo b lessn ess now
at 12 percent. W hile m uch o f this
is the result o f the persistent great
recession w hich began in 2007,
unfortunately there is a faction in
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the C ongress that has repeatedly
ame
refused to pass jo b creation legis­
ddress
lation w hich could alleviate the
suffering o f m illions o f m iddle
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can bailout big banks and investm ent firm s on
W all Street, w hy can't w e bring good jo b s to
M ain Street? A re w e a nation that believes in
shared prosperity for all w ho are w illing to w ork
for it, o r are w e a nation that favors only the
p rivileged few ?
T he A m erican people w ant to know -- if
ed ucation is the gatew ay to prosperity and a life
o f m eaning, w hy are so m any o f o ur schools
failing so m any o f o u r children?
A nd do w e believe in the religious pluralism
and freedom that first brought o ur founders to
these shores, o r w ill w e rem ain silent in the face
o f faith-based bigotry?
T hese are som e o f the issues that have d e­
fined the N ational U rban League m ovem ent for
the past 100 years.
T he O ct. 2 rally at the Lincoln M em orial w ill
give the m ajority o f us w ho believe w e m ust be
O ne N ation again the chance to m ake o u r voices
heard. I hope you w ill jo in us.
To find out m ore about the rally log on to
o n e n atio n w o rk in g to g eth er.o rg .
Marc H. Mortal is president and ch ie f execu­
tive officer o f the National Urban League.
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