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#PoorPeoplesCampaign Mass Meeting in Los Angeles, CA, 9.19.2017

The Poor People's Campaign: A National Call for Moral Revival Mass Meeting in Los Angeles, CA, Sept. 19, 2017. #PoorPeoplesCampaign #MoralMovement #MoralRevival
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"I want my voice to be heard!"

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Thanks to all who came out tonight for the Mass Meeting in , & to all who joined online.

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CRCC's oldest (Rev. Cecil Murray) and youngest ( daughter) give permission to start

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We're making a cultural revolution. We're building a

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Artists performing now at Mass Meeting in . There's never been a successful movement without arts & culture.

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Asking the youngest and oldest in the room to give their blessings to the in right now.

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Civil disobedience alone doesn't work, it has to be connected to a season, to an agenda." - Rev. Barber

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Harriet Tubman, Dorothy Day, Rabbi Heschel, are dead-but we are their children, children of the !

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It's time for a breakthrough. ... If we break through the , we can break through the . -Rev. Barber

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This is about right vs wrong-voting rights, LGBTQ rights, equal protection under the law are moral issues.

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Because you've taken bread out of the mouths of the poor, you'll never move into your luxury home in Mar-a-Lago

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: If you pray, you also ought to prophesy. You can't pray for President while he's also preying on the poor

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We need a moral mvt to take back religion from those who hijacked it. This isn’t left v right, this is right v wrong!

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There are more scriptures about how to treat the poor and least of these than almost any other.

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: We have moved from era of civil rights to era of human rights, as said.

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The only way to break through is with a moral revival.

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Rev. Barber: The budgets of this nation are busted because of all the wars we should never have entered.

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"With the amount of money spent on war, we could have bought everyone healthcare!" -

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Rev. Barber: How many people were in an economic hurricane before the hurricanes ever hit?

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"You do realize that Jesus was for universal healthcare? He healed everybody, and he never charged a leper a co-pay."

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The room is so packed that people are filling the aisles

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Since if you can't pay your light bill, we all black in the dark!

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The debate is not about health care as a human right, but is rather about how many people we can kick off. Shame!!!!

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"You can't just have equality to address 250 years of slavery & 100 years of Jim Crow, you need EQUITY."

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"There are 400 families in this country making $197 million/hour, while we're locking people up for fighting for $15!"

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Can't undo hundreds of years of injustice by saying "let's all get along." Need more than equality, we need equity.

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"I'm so glad that they went to that @NancyPelosi press conference and said, 'All of us! All 11 million!'" -

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: White supremacy and white nationalism are about POLICY.

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"We must all, straight, gay, trans, and queer, fight racism!" -

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"You can't deal with the American project if you don't deal systemic racism." Rev. Barber connects poverty and racism.

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Rev. Barber preaching the to challenge racism, poverty, war economy, & ecological devastation.

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You can be against extreme acts of racism, & still be racist-Denouncing hate not the same as denouncing

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White supremacy isn’t just seen in hateful acts and torches, but in policy! It’s not seen in statues, but in statutes!

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Parts of plagued for years with toxic pollution.

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Many rural water systems are unable to provide clean drinking water in .

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"The election of is a symptom of a much larger moral malice."

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"Poverty crosses all races!" -

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We can't ignore the issues of systemic racism, poverty, ecological devastation, and militarism. 

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"It's a sin to ask people to tithe and preachers aren't in the street fighting for a living wage!" -

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has the highest poverty rate when you factor in the cost of living.

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White supremacists don't care about white people-the policies they support hurt poor white people.

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"It's not just what is in their hearts; its about what is in the heart of their policies!" -

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Rev Barber: "It's not about the statues, it's about the statutes."

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Rev. Barber preaching the right now at the in !

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We're building a Poor People's Campaign: A National Call for Moral Revival

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Last election, we didn't even have one debate on poverty.

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So many people showed up for the Mass Meeting in Los Angeles that even the aisles are packed!

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: It's time for a breakthrough!

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: engaged in "traveling seminar on activism," but needs to develop leaders in each place!

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church well represented at is in the house!

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"All movements must be birthed indigenously."

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"Anyone who says we have not been here before, either does not know history or does not have their eyes open."

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There is still 37 million people without healthcare. We are here because the poor must be galvanized -

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Trump is a symptom. There is always a backlash, a response to attempts to make change for justice in this country.

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"This movement is for all of us! Because no one will be left behind!"

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"I've been poor for most of my working life-it wasn't until I started doing the work I realized the lies I've been fed"

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Testimonies about & at : If we look around and we see that we are rich in relationships

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Those of us who are poor are experts in our own reality.

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"I am poor and have been for most of my life! This movement is for my father who was poor and blamed himself!"

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Your an expert in your own situation...be a part of the movement!

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