More Humanitarian Aid Needed

October 2020 Postcard

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DEAR PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP:

Home is a sanctuary for the vulnerable as well as for the heroes on the frontline fighting COVID-19. Deadly hurricanes, fires, job losses and evictions are driving Americans from their homes in this country. Economic troubles, a deadly blast in Lebanon, home demolitions in occupied Palestine and devastating wars are forcing people in the Middle East to become refugees.

I urge you to put yourself in the shoes of a homeless family who just wants work, a roof over their head, clean water, food and medical care. These are human rights we all deserve. I implore you to use my U.S. tax dollars to help the needy at home and abroad. I plan to get into “good trouble,” help others and work for justice. If you do the same, you’ll have my vote!

DEAR SENATOR:

Home is a sanctuary for the vulnerable as well as for the heroes on the frontline fighting COVID-19. Deadly hurricanes, fires, job losses and evictions are driving Americans from their homes in this country. Economic troubles, a deadly blast in Lebanon, home demolitions in occupied Palestine and devastating wars are forcing people in the Middle East to become refugees.

I urge you to put yourself in the shoes of a homeless family who just wants work, a roof over their head, clean water, food and medical care. These are human rights we all deserve. I implore you to use my U.S. tax dollars to help the needy at home and abroad. I plan to get into “good trouble,” help others and work for justice. If you do the same, you’ll have my vote!

DEAR REPRESENTATIVE:

Home is a sanctuary for the vulnerable as well as for the heroes on the frontline fighting COVID-19. Deadly hurricanes, fires, job losses and evictions are driving Americans from their homes in this country. Economic troubles, a deadly blast in Lebanon, home demolitions in occupied Palestine and devastating wars are forcing people in the Middle East to become refugees.

I urge you to put yourself in the shoes of a homeless family who just wants work, a roof over their head, clean water, food and medical care. These are human rights we all deserve. I implore you to use my U.S. tax dollars to help the needy at home and abroad. I plan to get into “good trouble,” help others and work for justice. If you do the same, you’ll have my vote!

I care deeply about growing inequality, racial injustice, rising unemployment, socio-economic hardship, police brutality, climate change, endless wars and occupation...I deeply love America but my country is failing its citizens and people around the world. People need mercy and kindness in these scary times. Do your job taking care of people instead of campaigning and fundraising ad nauseum. I could fill page after page—and your
mailbox—with my frustration at both your harmful actions and your inaction. Instead, I’ll use my vote as my voice.