Poor People's Economic Human Rights Campaign (PPEHRC) - Revision history

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	*[http://www.philly.com/philly/blogs/real-time/Cheri-Honkala-plans-Worlds-largest-fart-in-for-Hillary-Clintons-DNC-speech.html Poverty activist Cheri Honkala plans stinky protest for Hillary Clinton’s DNC speech], Philly dot com, June 20, 2016.		*[http://www.philly.com/philly/blogs/real-time/Cheri-Honkala-plans-Worlds-largest-fart-in-for-Hillary-Clintons-DNC-speech.html Poverty activist Cheri Honkala plans stinky protest for Hillary Clinton’s DNC speech], Philly dot com, June 20, 2016.

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			*[[Cheri Honkala]]
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Stan at 01:26, 12 March 2021

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	{{toplink\|url=https://www.facebook.com/ppehrc\|name=facebook.com/ppehrc}}[[File:PPEHRC.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|right\|Poor People's Economic Human Rights Campaign's March For Our Lives outside the Democratic National Convention, July 2016.]]The '''Poor People's Economic Human Rights Campaign''' (PPEHRC) gives the following descriptive information:<blockquote>The Poor People’s Economic Human Rights Campaign is building a movement that unites the poor across color lines. Poverty afflicts Americans of all colors. Daily more and more of us are downsized and impoverished. We share a common interest in uniting against the prevailing conditions and around our vision of a society where we all have the right to health care, housing, living wage jobs, and access to quality primary, secondary, and higher education.<br><br>The Poor People’s Economic Human Rights Campaign includes people of many backgrounds. We are mothers, fathers, children, and grandparents; we are the unemployed, the working poor, the downsized, the homeless, the victims of welfare reform and NAFTA, the cast-asides of the new economy; we are social workers, religious leaders, labor leaders, artists, lawyers, and other people of conscience; we are young and old; we live in rural areas and in urban centers.<br><br>We are committed to uniting the poor as the leadership base for a broad movement to abolish poverty everywhere and forever. We work to accomplish this aim through the promotion of economic human rights, named in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights as Articles 23, 25, and 26. These articles state our right to such provisions as housing, health care, a living wage job, and education. The founding creed of the United States of America, which asserts our rights to Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness, inspired the formulation of these human rights. Our government signed the UDHR in 1948; its full implementation would mean that our country would be living out the true meaning of its creed. This American Dream is possible because our country is the richest and most powerful in the world.<br><br>We do not seek pity. We do seek power to end conditions that threaten all of us with economic human rights violations denying us our birthrights to Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness.</blockquote>		{{toplink\|url=https://www.facebook.com/ppehrc\|name=facebook.com/ppehrc}}[[File:PPEHRC.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|right\|Poor People's Economic Human Rights Campaign's March For Our Lives outside the Democratic National Convention, July 2016.]]The '''Poor People's Economic Human Rights Campaign''' (PPEHRC) gives the following descriptive information:<blockquote>The Poor People’s Economic Human Rights Campaign is building a movement that unites the poor across color lines. Poverty afflicts Americans of all colors. Daily more and more of us are downsized and impoverished. We share a common interest in uniting against the prevailing conditions and around our vision of a society where we all have the right to health care, housing, living wage jobs, and access to quality primary, secondary, and higher education.<br><br>The Poor People’s Economic Human Rights Campaign includes people of many backgrounds. We are mothers, fathers, children, and grandparents; we are the unemployed, the working poor, the downsized, the homeless, the victims of welfare reform and NAFTA, the cast-asides of the new economy; we are social workers, religious leaders, labor leaders, artists, lawyers, and other people of conscience; we are young and old; we live in rural areas and in urban centers.<br><br>We are committed to uniting the poor as the leadership base for a broad movement to abolish poverty everywhere and forever. We work to accomplish this aim through the promotion of economic human rights, named in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights as Articles 23, 25, and 26. These articles state our right to such provisions as housing, health care, a living wage job, and education. The founding creed of the United States of America, which asserts our rights to Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness, inspired the formulation of these human rights. Our government signed the UDHR in 1948; its full implementation would mean that our country would be living out the true meaning of its creed. This American Dream is possible because our country is the richest and most powerful in the world.<br><br>We do not seek pity. We do seek power to end conditions that threaten all of us with economic human rights violations denying us our birthrights to Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness.</blockquote>
	==In The News==		==In The News==

Stan at 01:26, 12 March 2021

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			https://poorpeoplesarmy.com/
	{{toplink\|url=https://www.facebook.com/ppehrc\|name=facebook.com/ppehrc}}[[File:PPEHRC.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|right\|Poor People's Economic Human Rights Campaign's March For Our Lives outside the Democratic National Convention, July 2016.]]The '''Poor People's Economic Human Rights Campaign''' (PPEHRC) gives the following descriptive information:<blockquote>The Poor People’s Economic Human Rights Campaign is building a movement that unites the poor across color lines. Poverty afflicts Americans of all colors. Daily more and more of us are downsized and impoverished. We share a common interest in uniting against the prevailing conditions and around our vision of a society where we all have the right to health care, housing, living wage jobs, and access to quality primary, secondary, and higher education.<br><br>The Poor People’s Economic Human Rights Campaign includes people of many backgrounds. We are mothers, fathers, children, and grandparents; we are the unemployed, the working poor, the downsized, the homeless, the victims of welfare reform and NAFTA, the cast-asides of the new economy; we are social workers, religious leaders, labor leaders, artists, lawyers, and other people of conscience; we are young and old; we live in rural areas and in urban centers.<br><br>We are committed to uniting the poor as the leadership base for a broad movement to abolish poverty everywhere and forever. We work to accomplish this aim through the promotion of economic human rights, named in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights as Articles 23, 25, and 26. These articles state our right to such provisions as housing, health care, a living wage job, and education. The founding creed of the United States of America, which asserts our rights to Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness, inspired the formulation of these human rights. Our government signed the UDHR in 1948; its full implementation would mean that our country would be living out the true meaning of its creed. This American Dream is possible because our country is the richest and most powerful in the world.<br><br>We do not seek pity. We do seek power to end conditions that threaten all of us with economic human rights violations denying us our birthrights to Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness.</blockquote>		{{toplink\|url=https://www.facebook.com/ppehrc\|name=facebook.com/ppehrc}}[[File:PPEHRC.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|right\|Poor People's Economic Human Rights Campaign's March For Our Lives outside the Democratic National Convention, July 2016.]]The '''Poor People's Economic Human Rights Campaign''' (PPEHRC) gives the following descriptive information:<blockquote>The Poor People’s Economic Human Rights Campaign is building a movement that unites the poor across color lines. Poverty afflicts Americans of all colors. Daily more and more of us are downsized and impoverished. We share a common interest in uniting against the prevailing conditions and around our vision of a society where we all have the right to health care, housing, living wage jobs, and access to quality primary, secondary, and higher education.<br><br>The Poor People’s Economic Human Rights Campaign includes people of many backgrounds. We are mothers, fathers, children, and grandparents; we are the unemployed, the working poor, the downsized, the homeless, the victims of welfare reform and NAFTA, the cast-asides of the new economy; we are social workers, religious leaders, labor leaders, artists, lawyers, and other people of conscience; we are young and old; we live in rural areas and in urban centers.<br><br>We are committed to uniting the poor as the leadership base for a broad movement to abolish poverty everywhere and forever. We work to accomplish this aim through the promotion of economic human rights, named in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights as Articles 23, 25, and 26. These articles state our right to such provisions as housing, health care, a living wage job, and education. The founding creed of the United States of America, which asserts our rights to Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness, inspired the formulation of these human rights. Our government signed the UDHR in 1948; its full implementation would mean that our country would be living out the true meaning of its creed. This American Dream is possible because our country is the richest and most powerful in the world.<br><br>We do not seek pity. We do seek power to end conditions that threaten all of us with economic human rights violations denying us our birthrights to Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness.</blockquote>
	==In The News==		==In The News==

Stan at 19:45, 17 April 2019

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	{{toplink\|url=https://www.facebook.com/ppehrc\|name=facebook.com/ppehrc}}[[File:PPEHRC.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|right\|Poor People's Economic Human Rights Campaign's March For Our Lives outside the Democratic National Convention, July 2016.]]The '''Poor People's Economic Human Rights Campaign''' (PPEHRC) gives the following descriptive information:<blockquote>The Poor People’s Economic Human Rights Campaign is building a movement that unites the poor across color lines. Poverty afflicts Americans of all colors. Daily more and more of us are downsized and impoverished. We share a common interest in uniting against the prevailing conditions and around our vision of a society where we all have the right to health care, housing, living wage jobs, and access to quality primary, secondary, and higher education.<br><br>The Poor People’s Economic Human Rights Campaign includes people of many backgrounds. We are mothers, fathers, children, and grandparents; we are the unemployed, the working poor, the downsized, the homeless, the victims of welfare reform and NAFTA, the cast-asides of the new economy; we are social workers, religious leaders, labor leaders, artists, lawyers, and other people of conscience; we are young and old; we live in rural areas and in urban centers.<br><br>We are committed to uniting the poor as the leadership base for a broad movement to abolish poverty everywhere and forever. We work to accomplish this aim through the promotion of economic human rights, named in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights as Articles 23, 25, and 26. These articles state our right to such provisions as housing, health care, a living wage job, and education. The founding creed of the United States of America, which asserts our rights to Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness, inspired the formulation of these human rights. Our government signed the UDHR in 1948; its full implementation would mean that our country would be living out the true meaning of its creed. This American Dream is possible because our country is the richest and most powerful in the world.<br><br>We do not seek pity. We do seek power to end conditions that threaten all of us with economic human rights violations denying us our birthrights to Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness.</blockquote>		{{toplink\|url=https://www.facebook.com/ppehrc\|name=facebook.com/ppehrc}}[[File:PPEHRC.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|right\|Poor People's Economic Human Rights Campaign's March For Our Lives outside the Democratic National Convention, July 2016.]]The '''Poor People's Economic Human Rights Campaign''' (PPEHRC) gives the following descriptive information:<blockquote>The Poor People’s Economic Human Rights Campaign is building a movement that unites the poor across color lines. Poverty afflicts Americans of all colors. Daily more and more of us are downsized and impoverished. We share a common interest in uniting against the prevailing conditions and around our vision of a society where we all have the right to health care, housing, living wage jobs, and access to quality primary, secondary, and higher education.<br><br>The Poor People’s Economic Human Rights Campaign includes people of many backgrounds. We are mothers, fathers, children, and grandparents; we are the unemployed, the working poor, the downsized, the homeless, the victims of welfare reform and NAFTA, the cast-asides of the new economy; we are social workers, religious leaders, labor leaders, artists, lawyers, and other people of conscience; we are young and old; we live in rural areas and in urban centers.<br><br>We are committed to uniting the poor as the leadership base for a broad movement to abolish poverty everywhere and forever. We work to accomplish this aim through the promotion of economic human rights, named in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights as Articles 23, 25, and 26. These articles state our right to such provisions as housing, health care, a living wage job, and education. The founding creed of the United States of America, which asserts our rights to Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness, inspired the formulation of these human rights. Our government signed the UDHR in 1948; its full implementation would mean that our country would be living out the true meaning of its creed. This American Dream is possible because our country is the richest and most powerful in the world.<br><br>We do not seek pity. We do seek power to end conditions that threaten all of us with economic human rights violations denying us our birthrights to Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness.</blockquote>
	==In The News==		==In The News==

	*[http://www.phillyrecord.com/2016/06/pols-on-the-street-will-philly-ever-learn-how-to-handle-protests/ POLS ON THE STREET: Will Philly Ever Learn How to Handle Protests??], Philadelphia Public Record, June 23, 2016.		*[http://www.phillyrecord.com/2016/06/pols-on-the-street-will-philly-ever-learn-how-to-handle-protests/ POLS ON THE STREET: Will Philly Ever Learn How to Handle Protests??], Philadelphia Public Record, June 23, 2016.
	*[http://www.houstonchronicle.com/news/politics/article/Anti-poverty-group-sues-over-rush-hour-ban-on-DNC-8320932.php Anti-poverty group sues over rush-hour ban on DNC protest], Associated Press, June 23, 2016.		*[http://www.houstonchronicle.com/news/politics/article/Anti-poverty-group-sues-over-rush-hour-ban-on-DNC-8320932.php Anti-poverty group sues over rush-hour ban on DNC protest], Associated Press, June 23, 2016.
	*[http://www.philly.com/philly/blogs/real-time/Cheri-Honkala-plans-Worlds-largest-fart-in-for-Hillary-Clintons-DNC-speech.html Poverty activist Cheri Honkala plans stinky protest for Hillary Clinton’s DNC speech], Philly dot com, June 20, 2016.		*[http://www.philly.com/philly/blogs/real-time/Cheri-Honkala-plans-Worlds-largest-fart-in-for-Hillary-Clintons-DNC-speech.html Poverty activist Cheri Honkala plans stinky protest for Hillary Clinton’s DNC speech], Philly dot com, June 20, 2016.
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	*[http://www.houstonchronicle.com/news/politics/article/Anti-poverty-group-sues-over-rush-hour-ban-on-DNC-8320932.php Anti-poverty group sues over rush-hour ban on DNC protest], Associated Press, June 23, 2016.		*[http://www.houstonchronicle.com/news/politics/article/Anti-poverty-group-sues-over-rush-hour-ban-on-DNC-8320932.php Anti-poverty group sues over rush-hour ban on DNC protest], Associated Press, June 23, 2016.
	*[http://www.philly.com/philly/blogs/real-time/Cheri-Honkala-plans-Worlds-largest-fart-in-for-Hillary-Clintons-DNC-speech.html Poverty activist Cheri Honkala plans stinky protest for Hillary Clinton’s DNC speech], Philly dot com, June 20, 2016.		*[http://www.philly.com/philly/blogs/real-time/Cheri-Honkala-plans-Worlds-largest-fart-in-for-Hillary-Clintons-DNC-speech.html Poverty activist Cheri Honkala plans stinky protest for Hillary Clinton’s DNC speech], Philly dot com, June 20, 2016.
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	*[http://www.philly.com/philly/blogs/real-time/Cheri-Honkala-plans-Worlds-largest-fart-in-for-Hillary-Clintons-DNC-speech.html Poverty activist Cheri Honkala plans stinky protest for Hillary Clinton’s DNC speech], Philly dot com, June 20, 2016.		*[http://www.philly.com/philly/blogs/real-time/Cheri-Honkala-plans-Worlds-largest-fart-in-for-Hillary-Clintons-DNC-speech.html Poverty activist Cheri Honkala plans stinky protest for Hillary Clinton’s DNC speech], Philly dot com, June 20, 2016.
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	{{toplink\|url=https://www.facebook.com/ppehrc\|name=facebook.com/ppehrc}}The '''Poor People's Economic Human Rights Campaign''' (PPEHRC) gives the following descriptive information:<blockquote>The Poor People’s Economic Human Rights Campaign is building a movement that unites the poor across color lines. Poverty afflicts Americans of all colors. Daily more and more of us are downsized and impoverished. We share a common interest in uniting against the prevailing conditions and around our vision of a society where we all have the right to health care, housing, living wage jobs, and access to quality primary, secondary, and higher education.<br><br>The Poor People’s Economic Human Rights Campaign includes people of many backgrounds. We are mothers, fathers, children, and grandparents; we are the unemployed, the working poor, the downsized, the homeless, the victims of welfare reform and NAFTA, the cast-asides of the new economy; we are social workers, religious leaders, labor leaders, artists, lawyers, and other people of conscience; we are young and old; we live in rural areas and in urban centers.<br><br>We are committed to uniting the poor as the leadership base for a broad movement to abolish poverty everywhere and forever. We work to accomplish this aim through the promotion of economic human rights, named in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights as Articles 23, 25, and 26. These articles state our right to such provisions as housing, health care, a living wage job, and education. The founding creed of the United States of America, which asserts our rights to Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness, inspired the formulation of these human rights. Our government signed the UDHR in 1948; its full implementation would mean that our country would be living out the true meaning of its creed. This American Dream is possible because our country is the richest and most powerful in the world.<br><br>We do not seek pity. We do seek power to end conditions that threaten all of us with economic human rights violations denying us our birthrights to Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness.</blockquote>		{{toplink\|url=https://www.facebook.com/ppehrc\|name=facebook.com/ppehrc}}[[File:PPEHRC.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|right\|Poor People's Economic Human Rights Campaign's March For Our Lives outside the Democratic National Convention, July 2016.]]The '''Poor People's Economic Human Rights Campaign''' (PPEHRC) gives the following descriptive information:<blockquote>The Poor People’s Economic Human Rights Campaign is building a movement that unites the poor across color lines. Poverty afflicts Americans of all colors. Daily more and more of us are downsized and impoverished. We share a common interest in uniting against the prevailing conditions and around our vision of a society where we all have the right to health care, housing, living wage jobs, and access to quality primary, secondary, and higher education.<br><br>The Poor People’s Economic Human Rights Campaign includes people of many backgrounds. We are mothers, fathers, children, and grandparents; we are the unemployed, the working poor, the downsized, the homeless, the victims of welfare reform and NAFTA, the cast-asides of the new economy; we are social workers, religious leaders, labor leaders, artists, lawyers, and other people of conscience; we are young and old; we live in rural areas and in urban centers.<br><br>We are committed to uniting the poor as the leadership base for a broad movement to abolish poverty everywhere and forever. We work to accomplish this aim through the promotion of economic human rights, named in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights as Articles 23, 25, and 26. These articles state our right to such provisions as housing, health care, a living wage job, and education. The founding creed of the United States of America, which asserts our rights to Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness, inspired the formulation of these human rights. Our government signed the UDHR in 1948; its full implementation would mean that our country would be living out the true meaning of its creed. This American Dream is possible because our country is the richest and most powerful in the world.<br><br>We do not seek pity. We do seek power to end conditions that threaten all of us with economic human rights violations denying us our birthrights to Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness.</blockquote>
	==In The News==		==In The News==
	*[http://www.phillyrecord.com/2016/06/pols-on-the-street-will-philly-ever-learn-how-to-handle-protests/ POLS ON THE STREET: Will Philly Ever Learn How to Handle Protests??], Philadelphia Public Record, June 23, 2016.		*[http://www.phillyrecord.com/2016/06/pols-on-the-street-will-philly-ever-learn-how-to-handle-protests/ POLS ON THE STREET: Will Philly Ever Learn How to Handle Protests??], Philadelphia Public Record, June 23, 2016.

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	~~[http~~://~~economichumanrights~~.~~org economichumanrights~~.~~org]~~		{{toplink\|url=https://www.facebook.com/ppehrc\|name=facebook.com/ppehrc}}The '''Poor People's Economic Human Rights Campaign''' (PPEHRC) gives the following descriptive information:<blockquote>The Poor People’s Economic Human Rights Campaign is building a movement that unites the poor across color lines. Poverty afflicts Americans of all colors. Daily more and more of us are downsized and impoverished. We share a common interest in uniting against the prevailing conditions and around our vision of a society where we all have the right to health care, housing, living wage jobs, and access to quality primary, secondary, and higher education.<br><br>The Poor People’s Economic Human Rights Campaign includes people of many backgrounds. We are mothers, fathers, children, and grandparents; we are the unemployed, the working poor, the downsized, the homeless, the victims of welfare reform and NAFTA, the cast-asides of the new economy; we are social workers, religious leaders, labor leaders, artists, lawyers, and other people of conscience; we are young and old; we live in rural areas and in urban centers.<br><br>We are committed to uniting the poor as the leadership base for a broad movement to abolish poverty everywhere and forever. We work to accomplish this aim through the promotion of economic human rights, named in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights as Articles 23, 25, and 26. These articles state our right to such provisions as housing, health care, a living wage job, and education. The founding creed of the United States of America, which asserts our rights to Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness, inspired the formulation of these human rights. Our government signed the UDHR in 1948; its full implementation would mean that our country would be living out the true meaning of its creed. This American Dream is possible because our country is the richest and most powerful in the world.<br><br>We do not seek pity. We do seek power to end conditions that threaten all of us with economic human rights violations denying us our birthrights to Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness.</blockquote>

	The '''Poor People's Economic Human Rights Campaign''' (PPEHRC) gives the following descriptive information:<blockquote>The Poor People’s Economic Human Rights Campaign is building a movement that unites the poor across color lines. Poverty afflicts Americans of all colors. Daily more and more of us are downsized and impoverished. We share a common interest in uniting against the prevailing conditions and around our vision of a society where we all have the right to health care, housing, living wage jobs, and access to quality primary, secondary, and higher education.<br><br>The Poor People’s Economic Human Rights Campaign includes people of many backgrounds. We are mothers, fathers, children, and grandparents; we are the unemployed, the working poor, the downsized, the homeless, the victims of welfare reform and NAFTA, the cast-asides of the new economy; we are social workers, religious leaders, labor leaders, artists, lawyers, and other people of conscience; we are young and old; we live in rural areas and in urban centers.<br><br>We are committed to uniting the poor as the leadership base for a broad movement to abolish poverty everywhere and forever. We work to accomplish this aim through the promotion of economic human rights, named in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights as Articles 23, 25, and 26. These articles state our right to such provisions as housing, health care, a living wage job, and education. The founding creed of the United States of America, which asserts our rights to Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness, inspired the formulation of these human rights. Our government signed the UDHR in 1948; its full implementation would mean that our country would be living out the true meaning of its creed. This American Dream is possible because our country is the richest and most powerful in the world.<br><br>We do not seek pity. We do seek power to end conditions that threaten all of us with economic human rights violations denying us our birthrights to Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness.</blockquote>
	==In The News==		==In The News==
	*[http://www.phillyrecord.com/2016/06/pols-on-the-street-will-philly-ever-learn-how-to-handle-protests/ POLS ON THE STREET: Will Philly Ever Learn How to Handle Protests??], Philadelphia Public Record, June 23, 2016.		*[http://www.phillyrecord.com/2016/06/pols-on-the-street-will-philly-ever-learn-how-to-handle-protests/ POLS ON THE STREET: Will Philly Ever Learn How to Handle Protests??], Philadelphia Public Record, June 23, 2016.

PaulSank: /* In The News */

2016-06-25T01:35:03Z

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	The '''Poor People's Economic Human Rights Campaign''' (PPEHRC) gives the following descriptive information:<blockquote>The Poor People’s Economic Human Rights Campaign is building a movement that unites the poor across color lines. Poverty afflicts Americans of all colors. Daily more and more of us are downsized and impoverished. We share a common interest in uniting against the prevailing conditions and around our vision of a society where we all have the right to health care, housing, living wage jobs, and access to quality primary, secondary, and higher education.<br><br>The Poor People’s Economic Human Rights Campaign includes people of many backgrounds. We are mothers, fathers, children, and grandparents; we are the unemployed, the working poor, the downsized, the homeless, the victims of welfare reform and NAFTA, the cast-asides of the new economy; we are social workers, religious leaders, labor leaders, artists, lawyers, and other people of conscience; we are young and old; we live in rural areas and in urban centers.<br><br>We are committed to uniting the poor as the leadership base for a broad movement to abolish poverty everywhere and forever. We work to accomplish this aim through the promotion of economic human rights, named in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights as Articles 23, 25, and 26. These articles state our right to such provisions as housing, health care, a living wage job, and education. The founding creed of the United States of America, which asserts our rights to Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness, inspired the formulation of these human rights. Our government signed the UDHR in 1948; its full implementation would mean that our country would be living out the true meaning of its creed. This American Dream is possible because our country is the richest and most powerful in the world.<br><br>We do not seek pity. We do seek power to end conditions that threaten all of us with economic human rights violations denying us our birthrights to Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness.</blockquote>		The '''Poor People's Economic Human Rights Campaign''' (PPEHRC) gives the following descriptive information:<blockquote>The Poor People’s Economic Human Rights Campaign is building a movement that unites the poor across color lines. Poverty afflicts Americans of all colors. Daily more and more of us are downsized and impoverished. We share a common interest in uniting against the prevailing conditions and around our vision of a society where we all have the right to health care, housing, living wage jobs, and access to quality primary, secondary, and higher education.<br><br>The Poor People’s Economic Human Rights Campaign includes people of many backgrounds. We are mothers, fathers, children, and grandparents; we are the unemployed, the working poor, the downsized, the homeless, the victims of welfare reform and NAFTA, the cast-asides of the new economy; we are social workers, religious leaders, labor leaders, artists, lawyers, and other people of conscience; we are young and old; we live in rural areas and in urban centers.<br><br>We are committed to uniting the poor as the leadership base for a broad movement to abolish poverty everywhere and forever. We work to accomplish this aim through the promotion of economic human rights, named in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights as Articles 23, 25, and 26. These articles state our right to such provisions as housing, health care, a living wage job, and education. The founding creed of the United States of America, which asserts our rights to Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness, inspired the formulation of these human rights. Our government signed the UDHR in 1948; its full implementation would mean that our country would be living out the true meaning of its creed. This American Dream is possible because our country is the richest and most powerful in the world.<br><br>We do not seek pity. We do seek power to end conditions that threaten all of us with economic human rights violations denying us our birthrights to Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness.</blockquote>
	==In The News==		==In The News==
			*[http://www.phillyrecord.com/2016/06/pols-on-the-street-will-philly-ever-learn-how-to-handle-protests/ POLS ON THE STREET: Will Philly Ever Learn How to Handle Protests??], Philadelphia Public Record, June 23, 2016.
			*[http://www.houstonchronicle.com/news/politics/article/Anti-poverty-group-sues-over-rush-hour-ban-on-DNC-8320932.php Anti-poverty group sues over rush-hour ban on DNC protest], Associated Press, June 23, 2016.
	*[http://www.philly.com/philly/blogs/real-time/Cheri-Honkala-plans-Worlds-largest-fart-in-for-Hillary-Clintons-DNC-speech.html Poverty activist Cheri Honkala plans stinky protest for Hillary Clinton’s DNC speech], Philly dot com, June 20, 2016.		*[http://www.philly.com/philly/blogs/real-time/Cheri-Honkala-plans-Worlds-largest-fart-in-for-Hillary-Clintons-DNC-speech.html Poverty activist Cheri Honkala plans stinky protest for Hillary Clinton’s DNC speech], Philly dot com, June 20, 2016.
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