FCNL petition
Sep. 9th, 2010 10:40 amFriends Committee on National Legislation, a Quaker organization, has posted an online petition in support of the American Muslim community. To sign, and for a list of other constructive actions, click here.
I stand with American Muslims and their supporters in the Christian and Jewish faith who are planning to build an Islamic Cultural Center in downtown Manhattan.
I stand with American Muslims in exercising their freedom to gather and worship, as guaranteed by our U.S. Constitution.
As a people and as a country, we can continue this country’s project to build a more perfect union by welcoming the Islamic Cultural Center and helping it to become a reality.
I stand with American Muslims and their supporters in the Christian and Jewish faith who are planning to build an Islamic Cultural Center in downtown Manhattan.
I stand with American Muslims in exercising their freedom to gather and worship, as guaranteed by our U.S. Constitution.
As a people and as a country, we can continue this country’s project to build a more perfect union by welcoming the Islamic Cultural Center and helping it to become a reality.
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Date: 2010-09-10 05:43 am (UTC)http://www.loeb-tourovisitorscenter.org/jll_gwlet.shtml
The part of it that comes directly to mind, as it clearly has to others I've run across in my research on it, is the following:"to bigotry no sanction, to persecution no assistance". Admittedly, that is a partial quote but the full sentence doesn't lessen the impact.
What immense literacy and spirit is there in that letter!
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Date: 2010-09-10 06:25 pm (UTC)