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Fund
the Fight For Economic Civil Rights
A
year ago the world stood still in awe of what the people could do,
and now we need your help to do it again. From tents to unprecedented actions uniting
us all in the streets of our hometowns, Occupy Wall Street
gives many hope that transformational change is in reach.
Donating now,
whatever you can, will go a long way to keeping OccupyWallSt.org online
and filled with content. As the Occupy Movement grows, so does
Occupy Media, and your voice with it. Please help us today with
a gift, or by
posting this funding campaign to your social media.
We are in a
fight for humanity. We stand in front a system
that has been in place since the dawn of history. If we live
in the era in which money equals speech, let those in power know
that it doesn't take a millionaire or a billionaire to decide what
we should consider in our media, it takes the people.
Donations
will be received by The Occupy Solidarity Network, Inc. 501c4
not-for-profit corporation registered in New York
known as OccupyWallSt.org which is capable of both receiving and
disbursing funds in a transparent manner to support communication
efforts of the occupy movement, projects include: OccupyWallSt.org
(number one result on google when “occupy wall street” is
searched), The Occupied Wall Street Journal (called the “newspaper
of record” for #occupy by The
New Yorker), Occupy Together,
@OccupyWallSt
on Twitter, and the OccupyWallSt Facebook
page. This campaign will expand these efforts as
well as supporting direct action organizing. The people behind
these crucial projects have been working on daily basis for nearly
a year for little or no pay. Our goal is to help support them with
living stipends so they can continue working without having to
choose between going hungry or promoting social justice. We also
believe that with modest compensation, these people will be able to
focus and expand their efforts and help bring Occupy back into the
public eye.
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