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July 3, 2016

July 4th in Damascus: Syrian lives matter

Filed under: Uncategorized — Jane Stillwater @ 2:44 pm

July 4th in Damascus: Syrian lives matter

July 4th in Chicago: Senior citizens’ lives matter.

July 4th in Kabul: Afghan lives matter.

July 4th in South Bronx: Homeless lives matter.

July 4th in Benghazi: Libyan lives matter.

July 4th in Jakarta: Sweatshop workers’ lives matter.

July 4th in Juarez: Mexican lives matter.

July 4th almost everywhere: Women’s lives matter.

July 4th in a Florida prison: Leonard Peltier’s life matters.

July 4th in Saigon: Vietnamese lives matter.

July 4th in Ferguson: Black lives matter.

July 4th in Congo: Miners’ lives matter.

July 4th in Nigeria: Oil workers’ lives matter.

July 4th in West Africa: Child slaves’ lives matter.

July 4th throughout the world: Babies’ lives matter.

July 4th in Port au Prince: Haitian lives matter.

July 4th in Arizona: Immigrants’ lives matter.

July 4th in Odessa: Ukrainian lives matter.

July 4th in Sanaa: Yemeni lives matter.

July 4th in Orlando: Gay lives matter.

July 4th in Sandy Hook: Students’ lives matter.

July 4th in Texas and Oklahoma: Young women’s’ lives matter.

July 4th at Wounded Knee: Original Americans’ lives matter.

July 4th in Honduras: Ordinary lives matter.

July 4th in Berkeley: My life matters.

July 4th in Flint: 99% lives matter.

July 4th in Baghdad: Iraqi lives matter.

July 4th in Warsaw: Jewish lives matter

July 4th in Gaza: Palestinian lives matter.

July 4th in Tibet: Buddhist lives matter.

July 4th in Mecca: Muslim lives matter.

July 4th in Bethlehem: Jesus’ life matters.

July 4th in Europe and America: Yes, even imperialist neo-colonialist fascist lives matter too — but only to the extent that they honor the lives of others as well.

All humans have the right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness — not just American and European demi-god wannabees.

 

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