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Action CenterThings You Can DoSign up for Civilrights.org email lists. Tell a friend about Civilrights.org Make a donation to The Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights. ResourcesTips on Calling Your Member of Congress Visiting Your Members of Congress at Their Local Offices Leadership Conference Advocacy Letters Congressional Voting Record - Learn about the positions your members of Congress take on important civil rights issues. "Not by the Color of Their Skin"Racial profiling refers to the practice used primarily by law enforcement officials of targeting and/or treating individuals unfairly based on their perceived race, ethnicity, religion, or national origin. The act of racial profiling was wrong when King urged its end; and it is wrong now. >>Call members of Congress and urge them to cosponsor and pass the End Racial Profiling Act (ERPA)! The State of Our Union: #DoBetter2012Did you watch President Obama bring the U.S. House and Senate together for the State of the Union address? During his address, the president told members of Congress and the nation what he wants to achieve this year. Tweet John Boehner and Harry Reid, or post on Facebook to share your thoughts on the civil and human rights issues Congress must address this year. Tell Senators: We Need Jobs Now!President Obama's American Jobs Act must be considered by the Senate. We need real solutions to address the jobs crisis. It is time to put Americans back to work. Write Your Senators: Demand Confirmation VotesThe Constitution calls for senators to “advise and consent” on the president’s judicial nominations. But instead of following this process, a small group of senators has waged a persistent campaign of obstruction that has led to an unprecedented backlog of judicial branch nominees awaiting unable to receive consideration by the full Senate. This stonewalling for political gain leads to courtrooms without judges and people across the country unable to access the courts. Want Some Help? A New Toolkit Just for You!We are happy to share a new resource. The Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights Grassroots Campaigns and Advocacy Toolkit can help develop the basic structure and strategies needed to plan and carry out an effective grassroots public education or advocacy campaign. This toolkit covers everything from developing strategy and fundraising, to event planning and grassroots advocacy. >> View Previous Action Alerts Grassroots Organizing Resources
Issue-Based ResourcesBelow are materials for a few of the issues we are currently organizing around. You can also visit the issues section of the website to learn about other civil rights issues. D.C. Voting Rights
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