#pledgeofliberation

[broadcity]

#Repost @womensmarch ・・・ Today, we pledge our allegiance to the collective liberation of all our communities. Six months since Election Day, we call for a nationwide day of action to reaffirm our commitment to each other and our collective liberation in response to this administration’s constant stream of dangerous and discriminatory Executive Orders, and to Congress’ repeated attacks on our health care, our identities, and our lives. We cannot pledge allegiance to an administration that oppresses and harms us. Instead, we pledge allegiance to the liberation of all people. We pledge allegiance to each other. #PledgeOfLiberation

[bellaspadiva]

@Regrann from @womensmarch - One of the tiniest activists at Monday’s #PledgeOfLiberation Day of Action. In Indianapolis, Indiana, Women’s March organizers gathered outside Rep. Todd Young’s office to protest his vote for AHCA. (Photo: Denise Valkyrie) • IMAGE DESCRIPTION: An outdoor photo of a woman carrying a baby in a baby carrier. The baby is wearing a pink bucket hat, waving with her right hand, and holding a stuffed yellow chicken with her left hand. The woman is holding a sign that reads “Health care not wealth care.” Behind the woman and the baby is green grass, a flagpole, and a portion of the columns from a white building. (at Indianapolis, Indiana)

[toriwestonwriterartist]

#Repost @womensmarch with @repostapp ・・・ Today, we send a clear message throughout the nation that we are united in our commitment to collective liberation. Today, we recommit ourselves to resistance work—and to each other. We cannot pledge our allegiance to an administration that actively oppresses and harms us. Today, we pledge our allegiance to the collective liberation of all our communities. This is our #PledgeOfLiberation: 1. We pledge to end sexual violence. 2. We pledge to end state and police violence. 3. We pledge to fight for full reproductive rights and justice. 4. We pledge to fight for queer justice and the rights of all LGBTQIA+ folks. 5. We pledge to fight for workers’ rights and economic justice. 6. We pledge to fight for civil rights, racial justice, and Indigenous Sovereignty. 7. We pledge to fight for disability justice. 8. We pledge to fight for immigrant rights. 9. We pledge to fight for environmental justice. 10. We pledge to end war.

[shelovesitxo]

Today, we pledge our allegiance to the collective liberation of all our communities. Sign the #PledgeOfLiberation. http://thndr.me/Zguvwz

[civicdirect]

#womensmarch day of #action today. #getinvolved in #pledgeofliberation #demonstration #lobbying #pledge #liberation

[libra-scorpio-opinionista]

@Regrann from @womensmarch - Today, we send a clear message throughout the nation that we are united in our commitment to collective liberation. Today, we recommit ourselves to resistance work—and to each other. We cannot pledge our allegiance to an administration that actively oppresses and harms us. Today, we pledge our allegiance to the collective liberation of all our communities. This is our #PledgeOfLiberation: 1. We pledge to end sexual violence. 2. We pledge to end state and police violence. 3. We pledge to fight for full reproductive rights and justice. 4. We pledge to fight for queer justice and the rights of all LGBTQIA+ folks. 5. We pledge to fight for workers’ rights and economic justice. 6. We pledge to fight for civil rights, racial justice, and Indigenous Sovereignty. 7. We pledge to fight for disability justice. 8. We pledge to fight for immigrant rights. 9. We pledge to fight for environmental justice. 10. We pledge to end war.

[toriwestonwriterartist]

#Repost @womensmarch with @repostapp ・・・ Today’s #SignOfResistance is by @mollyccostello. Tomorrow, on a day of action for collective liberation, our Ohio chapter is holding a #PledgeOfLiberation rally to support the liberation of Bresha Meadows, the 15-year-old Ohio teen facing a charge of aggravated murder for defending herself and her family from her abusive father. Please join @OhioWomensMarch Monday 8am at Trumble County Court in Warren, Ohio, as they demand the Ohio prosecutor #FreeBresha and drop the charges against her. In the words of our Ohio Women’s March sisters: “We are here today for the liberation of 15-year-old Bresha Meadows, who fought for herself, for her family, who survived in the face of abuse, in the face of systemic patriarchy and racism and misogyny and all the forces that seek to criminalize Black girls, women and femmes. Bresha survived. And now she is being punished for her own survival. When we signed the Pledge of Liberation, we signed a commitment to disrupt cycles of violence that the criminal justice system perpetuates. We signed a commitment to defend each other from state violence -- including the state violence of our prison system. We signed a commitment to provide support for young people in crisis. We signed a commitment to build a world in which all women, girls, femmes, and people are free. We proudly signed that commitment. We proudly gather in support of Bresha today, and we add one more commitment to our Pledge of Liberation: We pledge to love, fight for, support, and protect you, Bresha. We pledge that we are by your side, in your corner, and we will remain here. We have nothing to lose but all of our chains. Let’s get Bresha free. And together, let’s all get free.” IMAGE DESCRIPTION: An illustrated profile of Bresha Meadows. Atop Bresha’s shoulders are green plants with red flowers. Below Bresha are two red banners with white text reading “Free Bresha Meadows” Below the banners are silhouettes of people holding the banners up.

[maggiesimonelli]

#Repost @womensmarch with @repostapp ・・・ On 5/8, six months after Election Day, we call for a nationwide day of action for collective liberation in response to attacks on our health care, our identities, and our lives. Visit www.womensmarch.com/pledge (link in bio) for more on tomorrow's #PledgeOfLiberation Day of Action. Tag five friends and ask them to sign the pledge and join you Monday at a demonstration in your city or town. • IMAGE DESCRIPTION: A square graphic with a blue background says "pledge of liberation at the top." The word "pledge of" is an off-white color. The word "liberation" is red. The "o" in the "liberation" is the Women's March logo of 3 women. Directly below, in off-white text, reads "4 ways to participate on 5/8." Below that is a series of bulletpoints numbered one through four in red text. The first reads "sign the pledge." The second reads "attend a demonstration." The third reads "tweet your hashtag pledge of liberation." The fourth reads "write messages in chalk on streets and sidewalks to your community and elected officials." In the bottom left corner of the graphic is the URL "www.womensmarch.com/pledge." The circular Women's March logo appears in the bottom right corner of the graphic.