U.S : Harriet TUBMAN did not risk her life for COMCAST to strike down our oldest civil rights protection.

Comcast wants to profit from the story of Harriet Tubman AND strike down civil rights protections.

Fund our work to demand Comcast drop its challenge of the Civil Rights Act of 1866.

 

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Dear friend,

Comcast and its executives are seeking to roll back landmark civil rights protections for Black people, while also seeking to profit from our pain and the history of our struggle.  

Just two weeks before its Supreme Court challenge to our oldest civil rights law, Comcast, the parent company of film production company Focus Features, is releasing the autobiographical film Harriet, based on the formerly enslaved and abolitionist hero Harriet Tubman. Tubman risked her life countless times to free hundreds of enslaved people and lived to see the nation’s first civil rights law come to pass : the Civil Rights Act of 1866 — the same civil rights act that Comcast is currently petitioning the Supreme Court to strike down. 

We cannot allow a corporation to set a dangerous precedent with our rights, while also profiting from the painful past that led to the passing of the very civil rights act it is challenging.

Donate $5 to fund our campaign demanding Comcast drop its Supreme Court petition of our oldest civil rights law.

Until justice is real,

Jade, Rashad, Arisha, Evan, Johnny, Future, Eesha, Samantha, Marcus, FolaSade, and the rest of the Color Of Change team.

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