Sign Petitions

The Confederate monument has served its time on the square in Murfreesboro. Sign to demand its removal.

Sign this petition to bring justice for Elijah. Demand the officers involved are taken off duty, and that a more in-depth investigation is held.

Sign to bring this to the attention of the White House and the media so that the United States government will make reforms to avoid and halt further abuse of immigrant children.

Sign to call for legislation that prohibits police officers from shooting unarmed citizens. If there isn’t a weapon found after someone has been shot (therefore, unarmed) by a police officer, the officer should receive a mandatory 15-year prison sentence.

Sign to speak up against the discrimination of Africans in China. As of today, countless Africans are being evicted from their homes in Southern China and being forced to live on the street, a direct violation of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

Sign an open letter calling for urgent action from the Prime Minister of Ethiopia towards controlling the Federal Police/Ethiopian Military. We are now calling for international help to give the necessary attention to the police brutality in Ethiopia and it’s citizens who have fallen victim.

Call upon the Home Secretary, the Attorney General Chief Constables of South Wales and Greater Manchester Police to ensure that there is not a repeat of the systemic failures associated with the racist murder of Stephen Lawrence, and provide reassurance to an anxious British black community in relation to these deaths.

Inspired by a mother who was given no answers about her son’s murder, this law in Florida would require law enforcement agencies to send a letter to the parent, legal guardian, or next-of-kin within 30 days of notifying them of their child’s death.

Sign to propose that Juneteenth should be recognized as America's 2nd Independence Day. The 19th of June is the day that the end of enslavement is celebrated in America; on the 4th of July, African Americans were still enslaved.

While attempting to defend herself from her abusive husband, Tomiekia and her husband struggled with a gun, resulting in a shot that ended his life. Tomiekia was convicted and sentenced to 50 years to life. Sign to ask Governor Gavin Newsom to commute Tomiekia’s sentence so that she can recover with the support of her loving family.