Sunday October 18 by midnight: $4,000 challenge from physicians

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October 12, 2015 | Revolution Newspaper | revcom.us

 

Confronting the cancer of racism, silence is intolerable if we wish to remain human. Since the founding of our nation, this malignancy has been eating away at our pretensions of democracy. The reason for its persistence is not merely a cultural and social legacy of slavery. It relates to a system of governance that appropriates wealth to a few while ignoring the dire needs of the many who produce the wealth. As Dr. Martin Luther King, in his memorable speech at the Riverside Church in New York City nearly 40 years ago stated, “The time comes when silence is betrayal.”

Bernard Lown, M.D.  (winner 1985 Nobel Prize for Peace)

 

We are physicians who join with Dr. Lown in this match challenge. With love and solidarity with these Stolen Lives families who have suffered so much and are so courageous. Rise Up October!

 

Please note:  All donations through $65,432 will be matched by this grant.  Please be aware that the $5,000 challenge for Saturday, October 17th was met and surpassed!  The donor of the $5,000 has experience technical difficulties giving the matching donation. Indiegogo has been notified and we are counting this $5,000 in the totals.

 

 

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