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why do we judge people?
by their race, look, or even hair color
and then we bully
I guess some of it is just human nature
but what if we were all covered in some kind of grotesque mud or paint
and we all dwelled equally in distortion?
and to have someone truly love us
they would have to find a beauty that is far deeper than just our skin.
Sponsors, partners and speakers at the third night of the Nothing Less Than Equal Film Festival in Suva. The feature film - Out in the Night - was preceded by a panel discussion on LGBTIQ rights and discrimination in Fiji. The night was sponsored by the US Embassy in Suva.
Organised by UN Women, Fiji Women's Rights Movement, UNICEF and the UN Office for the Human Rights Commissioner (UN OHCHR), the film festival included nine award-winning short and feature films over five nights. It was part of the 16 Days of Activism against Gender-based Violence.
Photo: UN Women/Ellie van Baaren
#13 / 118 Pictures in 2018
Pausing to perch on an afternoon hike ... He is 7, she is 3; he outweighs her by 15 pounds; he gazes at me attentively while she is scanning for a next adventure; in my heart and home they are equal! (not to mention those equally long tongues!)
What: Feast for Fairness calling for equal wages for migrant workers and a $14 minimum wage now.
Where: Farmers Market at Toronto's St. Lawrence Market
from the press release:
Ontario's minimum wage has been frozen at $10.25 for three years, pushing workers almost 20% below the poverty line. The Campaign to Raise the Minimum Wage and the Migrant Workers Alliance for Change are calling on the Premier Kathleen Wynne and the Liberal government to implement a $14 minimum wage for all workers - including farm workers who are presently exempted from the minimum wage and other protections under the Employment Standards Act.
"We put food on Ontario's table, but Ontario's laws unjustly exempt farm workers from minimum wage, overtime and holiday pay," explains Gilberto, a migrant farm worker who has worked in the Leamington area. "All workers should be entitled to a minimum wage that brings us out of poverty and all employers should have to provide these basic benefits that other workers are entitled to."
Johnna, a live-in caregiver and member of the Caregivers Action Centre agrees, "All workers deserve a fair piece of the pie, which means a $14 minimum wage - one that is properly enforced for everyone."
"Farm workers, food processors, restaurant workers, caregivers are the people that put food on the table but a low minimum wage and inconsistent laws are pushing many of them to food banks and into poverty," states Sharon Anderson, from the Campaign to Raise the Minimum Wage. "This Thanksgiving, communities all across Ontario are coming together to demand a $14 minimum wage to support low-income workers putting food on the table."
For more information on the campaign, visit: www.raisetheminimumwage.ca and www.migrantworkersalliance.org #14now #MakeItRight #InItTogether
Foto: Ann-Charlotte Sandelin
DANSKARUSELLEN Östergötland
VÃ¥ren 2015
14 mars Frinavet
Pool 1
POOL 1
JOY – street, Söderköping
Xpress – blandade stilar, Linköping
Equals TEEFA – street, Tranås
Shadow City – street, Norrköping
TSN – melbourne shuffle, Linköping
Bolivia Kommittén – folkdans, Norrköping
Diamond Dollz – commercial, Norrköping
POOL 2
Juliette – blandade stilar, Halmstad
All do – blandade stilar, Norrköping
Ljiljan – folkdans, Motala
Gabicats – blandade stilar, Norrköping
LOVE LOVE LOVE this set of books from Lucas Lameth. this is gold
Visit this location at That place with the name in Second Life
Permanent Mission of Principality of Monaco to the UN, New York, 17 September 2022.
© ITU/J. Gorlovetskaya
Heute ist wieder Equal Pay Day - jener Tag, ab dem die Frauen in Österreich aufgrund ihres zu geringen Einkommens theoretisch gratis arbeiten, während ihre männlichen Kollegen weiter verdienen. Wir akzeptieren diese Einkommensungleichheit nicht.
Melbourne, Australia / Ricoh GR
Rainbow March For Marriage Equality Melbourne, 1st October 2017
The 'yes' campaign has already made history. Now we need to win the vote, and win by a lot.
Thousands joined Equal Love's 'YES' rally Sunday October 1st, 2017 to demonstrate that the mass of people support equality and to remind those who have yet to vote 'yes' that it is imperative that they do.
#mrdr #argue #yukon WD #auto #wayne #stak Beetle Bailey #mover AMF #equal dean yuthe #cdc swine amexr #bondz #harsh Network #burgs mink invert zono #ruiner #enzo #nark #nomoreyuppies #sushi #faze
Equal Justice Works Fellows Jennifer Luczkowiak and Linnea Forsythe with Kathryn Potalivo of Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP, Alissa Church and Ezra Church of Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP
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this is my friend katryna.
i did a shoot for class called why can't we all be equal? and this is one of the photos from it. i don't want this to cause any controversy. this isn't a radical feminist photo, it's an equalist photo.
i was tagged again but i'll do my facts later.
currently listening to: california on my mind-wild light
Jim Henderson of Sutherland, Equal Justice Works CEO David Stern, Equal Justice Works Fellow Aisha Saeed and Judith O'Brien of Sutherland