We love what Luckie Daniels is doing tomorrow to raise awareness of humanitarian organizations on Twitter. Read on to learn how you can participate! - AU
Greetings Project 7 Fans!
Luckie Daniels here aka "
FreedomTweet", inviting all of Project 7's tweeters and bloggers to join us tomorrow, Saturday, June 19th for
FreedomTweet 2010.
What exactly is FreedomTweet 2010? A grassroots, social change campaign to raise citizen awareness and support for
Twitter.com humanitarian organizations and causes!
FreedomTweet is not a cause in and of itself — it’s a liberation “messenger” championing GREAT causes and delivering progressive social reform news. FreedomTweet exists solely to raise awareness and rally support for the causes out there fighting for us daily.
By *tweeting* with the hash tag
#FreedomTweet on Juneteenth, the nationally observed day commemorating the end of Slavery in the United States, FT2010 supporters will be able to easily identify organizations working for liberation, equality and the protection of our planet, worldwide.
Here's the deal, we owe the earth and her children far more than a complaint. We can point fingers all day long -- it will solve
NOTHING! Or, we can choose to mobilize with folks and organizations of like-minds -- using social platforms like Twitter and Facebook -- to change the world.
If you believe it's time to take action, please support
FreedomTweet 2010 on June 19th. Here's a link to more FreedomTweet info online —
http://freedomtweet.net/?p=33. Read-up and join in!
As the descendant of Emancipated Slaves who never really experienced “true” freedom, I stand for my Ancestors. But I also stand for Neda. For Aiyana Jones. For the Gulf. For Darfur. For Haiti. For the Gaza Flotilla. For the abused. For the abandoned. For the homeless. For the hungry. For Rwandan Genocide. For Women. For Children. For FREEDOM where ever it’s sought and/or denied.
FreedomTweet is simply a peaceful, civil demonstration of standing together as testimony of our collective strength and clear warning of our intolerance to the violations of humans and earth we’re witnessing today.
Join me -- we'll stand together.
Luckie
By *tweeting* with the hash tag #FreedomTweet on Juneteenth, the nationally observed day commemorating the end of Slavery in the United States, FT2010 supporters will be able to easily identify organizations working for liberation, equality and the protection of our planet, worldwide.
Here's the deal, we owe the earth and her children far more than a complaint. We can point fingers all day long -- it will solve NOTHING! Or, we can choose to mobilize with folks and organizations of like-minds -- using social platforms like Twitter and Facebook -- to change the world.
If you believe it's time to take action, please support FreedomTweet 2010 on June 19th. Here's a link to more FreedomTweet info online — http://freedomtweet.net/?p=33. Read-up and join in!
As the descendant of Emancipated Slaves who never really experienced “true” freedom, I stand for my Ancestors. But I also stand for Neda. For Aiyana Jones. For the Gulf. For Darfur. For Haiti. For the Gaza Flotilla. For the abused. For the abandoned. For the homeless. For the hungry. For Rwandan Genocide. For Women. For Children. For FREEDOM where ever it’s sought and/or denied.
FreedomTweet is simply a peaceful, civil demonstration of standing together as testimony of our collective strength and clear warning of our intolerance to the violations of humans and earth we’re witnessing today.
Join me -- we'll stand together.
Luckie
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