What can One Person DO to Participate in the STRIKE! Refuse to Go To Work. Refuse to Go To School. Refuse to Drive a Car. Refuse to Fly in a Jet Airplane. Refuse to Run the Air Conditioner. Refuse to _________. (Fill in the Blank) - What You CAN DO Is: Take a Nap, Take a Walk, Skateboard, Dance, Write a Song and Play it on Your Guitar... Hug Your Friend... Look at a Tree... Breathe Deep... Swim... Go Surfing... Write a Story... Write a Poem... Play the Flute... and a Million Other Things... HOWEVER... Question Your Actions... ASK IF What You Do Is Harming Our Future... Think for Yourself... In Your Heart You Know What's Right!
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GM strike: Nearly 50,000 workers walk out at America's biggest automaker.
https://www.cnn.com/business/live-news/gm-workers-strike-uaw-negotiations/index.html
How to Support the Global Climate Strike on 9/20.
https://lifehacker.com/how-to-support-the-global-climate-strike-1838097431
How can I help?
If you want to strike, first, you should understand what it means for you and your job; depending on your occupation, like some state employees, a strike may be considered illegal. As Vice suggests, you might initially suggest to a supervisor to close their doors for the day (or even just a couple of hours) to honor the strike. “Probably this won’t be successful if you work for a large corporation like Chase Bank or Walmart,” Geoff Dembicki writes for Vice. “But small businesses like coffee shops, restaurants, bars, and clothing stores could be receptive. The same goes for medium-size office workplaces.”
Alternatively, use your lunch break to join a local demonstration; you should check out the Strike With Us’ website to find nearby events. Depending on your location, Climate Strike events might be taking place throughout the week, too. And if calling out sick is out of the question, you can donate to organizations like the US Youth Climate Strike (all proceeds will go toward future strikes and initiatives according to their GoFundMe page). And make a public statement of support on social media and help amplify the strike’s message.
Climate activists hope to bring U.S. capital to standstill on September 23.
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-climatechange-washingtondc/climate-activists-hope-to-bring-us-capital-to-standstill-on-september-23-idUSKCN1VW2B4
Environmental groups, including Extinction Rebellion, said on Wednesday they plan to shut down traffic in Washington, D.C., on Sept. 23 and bring daily life to a standstill to demand action by U.S. politicians on tackling climate change.
The roughly 15 groups planning the protest include traditional environmental groups like 350 DC and Friends of the Earth Action, as well as groups that focus on other issues, such as Black Lives Matter and Code Pink, a women-led group promoting peace and human rights.
Kaela Bamberger, an activist aligned with Extinction Rebellion DC, said the coalition plans to ratchet up pressure on policymakers by shutting down traffic at major intersections because rallies, marches and petitions have not worked.
“This is definitely a next-level action. The urgency of climate change warrants such an attempt to disrupt business as usual... to make it impossible for people with decision-making power to go about their daily lives as if we are not in the climate emergency,” Bamberger said in an interview.
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| Free Coloring Book Art! Global Climate Strike September 20th More Art at: Google Image Search Keyword: gvan42 |
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GM strike: Nearly 50,000 workers walk out at America's biggest automaker.
https://www.cnn.com/business/live-news/gm-workers-strike-uaw-negotiations/index.html
How to Support the Global Climate Strike on 9/20.
https://lifehacker.com/how-to-support-the-global-climate-strike-1838097431
How can I help?
If you want to strike, first, you should understand what it means for you and your job; depending on your occupation, like some state employees, a strike may be considered illegal. As Vice suggests, you might initially suggest to a supervisor to close their doors for the day (or even just a couple of hours) to honor the strike. “Probably this won’t be successful if you work for a large corporation like Chase Bank or Walmart,” Geoff Dembicki writes for Vice. “But small businesses like coffee shops, restaurants, bars, and clothing stores could be receptive. The same goes for medium-size office workplaces.”
Alternatively, use your lunch break to join a local demonstration; you should check out the Strike With Us’ website to find nearby events. Depending on your location, Climate Strike events might be taking place throughout the week, too. And if calling out sick is out of the question, you can donate to organizations like the US Youth Climate Strike (all proceeds will go toward future strikes and initiatives according to their GoFundMe page). And make a public statement of support on social media and help amplify the strike’s message.
Climate activists hope to bring U.S. capital to standstill on September 23.
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-climatechange-washingtondc/climate-activists-hope-to-bring-us-capital-to-standstill-on-september-23-idUSKCN1VW2B4
Environmental groups, including Extinction Rebellion, said on Wednesday they plan to shut down traffic in Washington, D.C., on Sept. 23 and bring daily life to a standstill to demand action by U.S. politicians on tackling climate change.
The roughly 15 groups planning the protest include traditional environmental groups like 350 DC and Friends of the Earth Action, as well as groups that focus on other issues, such as Black Lives Matter and Code Pink, a women-led group promoting peace and human rights.
Kaela Bamberger, an activist aligned with Extinction Rebellion DC, said the coalition plans to ratchet up pressure on policymakers by shutting down traffic at major intersections because rallies, marches and petitions have not worked.
“This is definitely a next-level action. The urgency of climate change warrants such an attempt to disrupt business as usual... to make it impossible for people with decision-making power to go about their daily lives as if we are not in the climate emergency,” Bamberger said in an interview.
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