Free until everybody is free. Like rabbi abraham, we marched arm in arm with dr. Martin luther king. We recognize prayer is meaningless unless its a versus. We put pray with our actions. Challenging and justice and dismantling structures of oppression. Injustice everywhere threatens justice everywhere. We plan to eradicate property and dismantle the systems that poverty is a result of unjust structures and policy. Elizabeth howard, frances wright, advocates for human rights continue to inspire us. We welcome each one and say amen and shalom. Can we say also on the lake. You may be seated. We are so thankful to all of you gathered here this morning, we are a little tight but we will ask other folks to come up if you take your chair and put them on the corner, our leader here in washington, d. C. Just put your chairs right there on the corner because this is movement time. This is movement time. When its movement time, we can all be together. We are here this morning and i am here with o
Barbara said the purpose is to advocate for poor and low income workers in an effort to eliminate poverty and promote living wages, organizers are also using the event to raise awareness about other issues, including the expansion of Voting Rights. From the National Press club, this is one hour 45 minutes. Free until everybody is free. Like rabbi abraham, we marched arm in arm with dr. Martin luther king. We recognize prayer is meaningless unless its a versus. We put pray with our actions. Challenging and justice and dismantling structures of oppression. Injustice everywhere threatens justice everywhere. We plan to eradicate property and dismantle the systems that poverty is a result of unjust structures and policy. Elizabeth howard, frances wright, advocates for human rights continue to inspire us. We welcome each one and say amen and shalom. Can we say also on the lake. You may be seated. We are so thankful to all of you gathered here this morning, we are a little tight but we will a
And rhythm . Can we do that . I know that there are cameras, and i know that this is a slightly different set up, but can we stand, and if you see there are cameras right behind you, maybe you can move over just a little, or maybe they just need to get you right in that line of sight. You are good. Ok. Theres is a song that we say in the campaign, everybodys got a right to live. Everybody has got a right to live. So we say poverty no more, we want justice for the poor. Everybodys got a right to live. Can we all agree on that . We say poverty no more, we want justice for the poor. All right. Everybodys got a right to live everybodys got a right to live we say poverty no more we want justice for the poor everybodys got a right to live everybodys got a right to live everybodys got a right to live we say poverty no more we want justice for the poor everybodys got a right to live everybodys got a right to love. Everybodys got a right to love everybodys got a right to love we say poverty no
Now he is urging outgoing senator mark udall do something similar make the full Intelligence Committee torture report public. We will speak to senator gravelle, then a discussion about how he came to have the papers published. We will hear from senator gravelle, robert west, former president of the association that owned beacon press, about how the government almost brought down his church, and the pentagon papers whistleblower. They were all over washington, not only in the pentagon, but in the cia and the state department. It was the government that is lawless, not the press. Unanimousnd ask consent to put these papers and the record automatically. That is how it officially got into the record of the United States of america. All of that and more coming up. This is democracy now , democracynow. Org, the war and peace report. Im amy goodman. Graphic new details of the post9 11 u. S. Torture program came to light earlier this month when the Senate Intelligence a 500pageeleased summary
Rebel1971, senator mike entered 4000 pages of the classified pentagon papers into the congressional records and now he is urging outgoing senator mark udall do something similar make the full Intelligence Committee torture report public. We will speak to senator gravelle, then a discussion about how he came to have the papers published. We will hear from senator gravelle, robert west, former president of the association that owned beacon press, about how the government almost brought down his church, and the pentagon papers whistleblower. They were all over washington, not only in the pentagon, but in the cia and the state department. It was the government that is lawless, not the press. Unanimousnd ask consent to put these papers and the record automatically. That is how it officially got into the record of the United States of america. All of that and more coming up. This is democracy now , democracynow. Org, the war and peace report. Im amy goodman. Graphic new details of the post9