Lift your voice on MLK Day

The right to top cash advance Houston TX Northwest assemble in our Constitution’s Bill of Rights is not limited to banker’s hours! Beginning on October 6, 2011, Occupy NOLA inspired a 24/7 celebration of this fact. We write today to encourage you to participate Monday, January 16, in the Martin Luther King Day annual event beginning at City Hall at 9:30 a.m., and a march at 10 a.m., payday loans cab in remembrance of Dr. King’s contribution in the struggle for civil rights and to celebrate the VOICE that called for justice.

Occupy NOLA is a group of individuals identifying corporate fraud (and a general apathy by the federal government to respond to it) as the main culprits damaging the U.S. economy and our individual freedoms. We online cash loans georgia continue to be part of a global, populist movement to change these unjust economic conditions. We are mandating that state and federal government must become accountable to the citizenry of the United States of America and that government must stop the corporate manipulation of our laws.

Locally, Occupy NOLA is actively addressing the issues of New Orleans, including; advocacy loans for bad credit in sc for the homeless, police brutality and political corruption. Our peaceful protest has emerged from many diverse grievances and we support each individual to give voice to his/her concern. One voice does matter, as Dr. King has proved.

You’ll find his final efforts in 1968, the Poor People’s Campaign, foreshadowed many of the grievances expressed in today’s cash advance locations chesapeake va current Occupy Movement. The Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was calling then for America to think about how, “reconstruction of society itself is the real issue to be faced.” Occupy NOLA invites YOU to WAKE UP, RISE UP and SPEAK OUT! Let this peaceful march be your first step toward involving yourself in the revision of American cheap secured personal loans society. After the march, Occupy NOLA invites all of New Orleans to a rally at Duncan Plaza across from City Hall at 2:00 p.m..Please join us to revive a spirited tradition we call the Right to Assemble.

– OCCUPY NOLA

This article was originally published in the January 16, 2012 print edition of The Louisiana Weekly newspaper