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StandingInLeftField Donating Member (382 posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Tue Oct-05-10 01:10 PM
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On Bus to One Nation, Apathy is the Enemy
Edited on Tue Oct-05-10 01:12 PM by StandingInLeftField
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by: Teresa Albano
October 5 2010
in peoplesworld.org

"CHICAGO - It was a long bus ride to Washington for the 55 riders on Chicago's Community Bus #2. After a rally at Teamster City here, hundreds of area residents had boarded a half dozen buses to be part of the Oct. 2 One Nation Working Together march. The racial, ethnic and age diversity of the bus riders was striking, and many took note of its importance.

As they traveled the 16-hour trip to D.C., between watching DVDs bus riders told their stories about why they were making the journey. They had job creation and racial unity on their minds. They were marching for "hope, not hate."

They also had another challenge in mind: apathy."

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Read more at: http://peoplesworld.org/on-bus-to-one-nation-apathy-is-the-enemy/
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I agree that for many, it's apathy and not dissapointment/anger. I can guarantee that there was no apathy at the march - at least none that I could see. Let's makes some calls and ring some bells!

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