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Today, we honor Juneteenth, a day of freedom, resilience, and reflection. As we commemorate the end of slavery in the United States, let's continue to champion equality, empowerment, and justice for all. Together, we can build a brighter future. ✊🏾✨ \#Juneteenth \#FreedomDay \#EqualityForAll \#Empowerment \#Justice \#Resilience \#Community \#RichardPeoplesLLC \#TogetherWeRise \#BlackHistory \#CelebrateFreedom \#DigitalMarketingForAll

Today marks Juneteenth, a day that's not just about celebrating freedom, but also about recognizing the ongoing fight for true equality and justice. Juneteenth is a call to action to amplify marginalized voices, champion equity, and pursue justice relentlessly. Delving deeper into the histories and narratives teach us that while we've made strides, oppression is sadly still alive and active in our community. As small business owners, we have the ability to be part of that change. To dismantle the systemic barriers that still exist. Not sure where to start? Learn more here https://lnkd.in/gqvPZFF.

Honoring the Past, Shaping the Future: On this Juneteenth, we remember and honor the countless individuals who fought for freedom and justice. Their legacy inspires us to continue the work towards a racially just world. What does Juneteenth mean to you? Share your thoughts and actions towards racial justice. Let's inspire each other. #Juneteenth #FreedomDay #RacialJustice #HonoringThePast #ShapingTheFuture

Happy Juneteenth from the Montgomery Area Chamber of Commerce! Today, we celebrate freedom and honor the end of slavery in the United States. Let's continue to work together towards equality, justice, and prosperity for all. 🔗 Learn more about Juneteenth and its significance in our community by reading our latest blog post: https://lnkd.in/eiF7g4Ji

🌟 Stand up, speak out, and celebrate the essence of humanity! 🌍✊ March 21st marks #HumanRightsDay, a reminder that every voice matters, every life is precious, and every right is worth fighting for! Let's spread love, equality, and justice like wildfire today and every day. Together, we can build a world where dignity and freedom reign supreme! 💫 #StandUp4HumanRights #EqualityForAll"

13. "Double-Edged Desires" We publicly champion ideals like generosity, equality, justice, and kindness. Behind closed doors, though, our true longings surface: a thirst for power, a hoarding of possessions, a preference for shortcuts, a hunger for rewards without effort, and a relentless pursuit of victory, even at the expense of others. The dissonance between words and actions becomes a playground for our clever justifications, enabling us to justify our conflicting actions. The more adept we become at justification, the more society tends to embrace us. Strive for harmony between words and deeds. ---------  From my (unpublished) book "Leftovers: The Unvarnished Truth" namaste.

Happy Juneteenth! Today, we honor the emancipation of enslaved people and celebrate the ongoing struggle for racial justice. Juneteenth is a powerful reminder of our commitment to equality, democracy, and self-determination. Let’s make this Freedom Day one to remember! Remember, Juneteenth isn’t just a one-day celebration—it’s a year-round commitment to justice and equality. Let’s continue the fight for a better world.

A Call to Action for Faithful Stewardship of U.S. Principles As guardians of a nation founded on principles that many consider divinely inspired, such as those outlined in our Declaration, Bill of Rights, and Constitution, it is crucial for Americans, especially those of faith, to actively preserve and embody these values. The vision laid forth by our founding documents is one of equal treatment under the law, a promise that should hold true regardless of one’s economic status, political beliefs, or racial background. In times when the integrity of our justice system is questioned, it is imperative for God-fearing individuals to voice their commitment to fairness and equality. By doing so, we not only honor the spiritual underpinnings of our nation's founding but also reinforce the fabric of our society, ensuring that justice is truly blind and that all citizens are treated with the dignity they deserve. Let us stand firm in our conviction and advocate for a justice system that reflects the highest ideals of our nation. #ConstitutionalRights #DivineInspiration #JusticeForAll #AmericanValues #FaithInAction

Juneteenth is an important milestone in the ongoing struggle for racial equity, a value central to our efforts at New Futures. As we pause to commemorate this significant moment in history, we stand in solidarity with communities furthest from justice. Use this guide to Juneteenth events in the DMV to make your own plans to celebrate: https://ow.ly/5uBg50Skpb6

Forwarded message From: Shafiq Khan <shafiqifs@gmail.com> Date: Wed, May 1, 2024, 12:12 AM Subject: Suo moto cognisance of case against perpetrators and collaborators of genocide of Palestinians. To: <information@icj-cij.org> Finally truth will prevail but blood of 35000 innocent and unarmed civilians of Palestine including children and women is on the heads of Jeo Biden & Antonio Guterres as main collaborators of genocide of Palestinians, Benjamin Netanyahu, Defence Minister of Israel, Army Generals of Israel as perpetrators of genocide of Palestinians. The cognisance of the case against these criminals deserves to be taken by International Criminal Court suo moto, because of inaction of Antonio Guterres from February 2024, in relaxation of rules keeping in view the holocaust in Palestine. There is a letter addressed to Antonio Guterres, the Secretary General, written by me in February 2024 to take defined measures to stop the genocide in Palestine but he has done nothing but watched as a mute spectator the cold blooded mass murder of Palestinians besides total destruction and devastation in Gaza. Consequently the case has to considered retrospectively with effect from February 2024. The letter is available on my profile as featured post on LinkedIn. However the copy of the letter sent to Antonio Guterres in February 2024 will be sent separately. Complainant Mohammad Shafiq Khan (IFS) M.Sc.(physics) M.Sc(forestry) Retired Director, Writer, Scientist and Philosopher. Copy of the complaint may be submitted to all Honourable judges of the International Criminal Court and the Prosecutor. Additional information regarding this most important case is that the defects in the constitution of UNO as identified in my complaint which was written to the Secretary General; out of two defects one defect namely the veto power to some of the member countries was also identified by Malaysia and submitted in respect of case of South Africa. Thus my complaint has the support of a member country of UNO also. Hence my complaint and submissions of Malaysia to the ICJ need to be tied up for hearing in both the courts namely ICJ and ICC. ICJ will hear the case for legal issues whereas ICC will hear the case for the war crimes and genocide. Justice demands that the case needs to be heard retrospectively because my complaint was made in the month of February 2024 and order passed with retrospective effect. My complaint be heard after taking the suo moto cognisance of the case and accordingly some good lawyer may be engaged for the purpose by the ICJ. It needs no further clarification that all the member countries have to be under the jurisdiction of ICC compulsorily for UNO to be functional and ensuring peace in the world. Copy of the revised complaint may now be submitted to all the Honourable judges of ICJ in and ICC including the prosecutor of ICC. Complainant Mohammad Shafiq Khan Srinagar, Kashmir, India.