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Tomorrow's Protests at 100s of Bank of Americas Is AlterNet's Top Take Action Campaign of the Week

By Isaac Fitzgerald, AlterNet. Posted April 27, 2009.


Join angry citizens who will be protesting across the country, demanding that CEO Ken Lewis be fired and that BOA stop consumer abuses.

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III - Help Get the Employee Free Choice Act Passed

The Employee Free Choice Act is the most important labor legislation in almost 40 years, but it is facing huge, well financed, opposition from greedy corporations. Help cut through the corporate propaganda and show that this bill is about helping WORKERS who are the backbone of our economy. Take action now: http://action.americanrightsatwork.org/campaign/efcacampaign/

IV - It Is Time to Rethink Afghanistan

Before we commit more troops and taxpayer dollars to Afghanistan, don't you think we should have a national conversation to address the many questions surrounding this war? Urge the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and the House Foreign Affairs Committee to hold oversight hearings in order to rethink our policy toward Afghanistan and uphold the nation's system of checks and balances. Make your voice heard, before it's too late: http://rethinkafghanistan.com/

V - Healthcare Equality Now

The Healthcare Equality Project (HEP) is a national partnership between nationwide and community-based organizations, working to achieve comprehensive health care reform that will eliminate healthcare disparities once and for all.

Join HEP and demand a just healthcare system that improves the health and well being of ALL Americans: http://www.seiu.org/hep/

VI - Help ACORN, Become a Home Defender

ACORN is launching a Homesteading effort as part of their comprehensive foreclosure campaign. ACORN is working with its membership and activists around the country to build "Home Defender Teams." These teams will be prepared to mobilize on short notice to peacefully help defend a family's right to stay in their home.

ACORN is recruiting allies to support their efforts and call for a full and comprehensive solution to this crisis. Will you help them by becoming a "Home Defender" or showing your support for the ACORN Homesteaders? Click here to learn more: http://salsa.wiredforchange.com/o/2749/t/3071/signUp.jsp?key=2134

VII - Take Back the Tap

Tap water is a better choice than the bottled brands, for our health, our environment, and our wallets. Tell your elected officials that you are supporting the Take Back the Tap campaign and ask them to kick the bottled water habit with you. Learn more about what you can do here: http://www.takebackthetap.org/

VIII - Urge Eric Holder to Impeach Judge Bybee

Jay Bybee, one of the legal architects of the Bush administration Torture Program, is now, incredibly, a federal judge. Join the Center for Constitutional Rights to ensure that this injustice is righted. Write to Rep. John Conyers and the House Judiciary Committee today to demand they hold a hearing concerning Bybee's impeachment: http://salsa.democracyinaction.org/o/383/t/4089/campaign.jsp?campaign_KEY=27088

IX - Fix CNBC

CNBC has done nothing more than PR work for Wall Street. They've been so obsessed with getting "access" to failed CEOs that they willfully passed on misinformation to the public for years, helping to get us into the economic crisis we face today. Enough is enough. CNBC needs to clean up its act and do what it always should have been doing: strong, watchdog journalism -- asking tough questions to Wall Street, debunking lies, and reporting the truth. Help the CNBC atone for their past mistakes, join the Fix CNBC campaign today: http://fixcnbc.com/

X - A New Way Forward

12 million unemployed. Foreclosures up 81%. Wall Street has taken over. Enough is enough. A New Way Forward is a grassroots movement pushing back, demanding that we break up the banks and never again let them get so big that they distort our politics and take down the economy.

If it's too big to fail, it's too big to exist. Dismantle the power of the financial elite and make policies that keep a new crop from springing up. To learn how you can take action go to: http://www.anewwayforward.org/the_idea/


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