🚨 Petition to Protect Immigrant and Trans Communities in Cincinnati
Cincinnati is a city built on the strength of its diverse communities. We cannot stand idly by as our neighbors are targeted by harmful federal policies that seek to divide us and strip away the rights of the most vulnerable among us. While some leaders have made statements of support, their actions have been too slow and insufficient to address the urgent threats facing our communities. Every day of delay puts lives at risk. We call on our local leaders to take a stand and ensure that Cincinnati remains a safe and welcoming place for all.
By signing this petition, we are sending a clear message to Mayor Aftab Pureval, the Cincinnati City Council, and Hamilton County Sheriff Charmaine McGuffey: We demand immediate action to protect our immigrant and transgender communities, and we will hold our leaders accountable for upholding the values of justice, equality, and inclusion.
Note: This petition is only the first step to hold our leaders accountable. If they do not listen, we will use everything in our power to exert pressure until they do what is right. If you can contribute to this effort, join DSA.
Public DSA Events
This is our hub where you can find every upcoming DSA Cincy event that we would recommend for new and old members alike! Check here for political education, general meetings, movie nights, and socials!
Come and learn from DSA Cincinnati's Labor Working Group how to prepare for any potential ICE raids in your workplace, what to do if one should happen, and what comes after!
Downtown Library - 1 South 4-C Room A • 800 Vine St. Cincinnati, OH
Join us for our March General Meeting! This meeting will be a hybrid one, so you can join us either in person at the Downtown Library in the Huenefeld Tower Suite, or online via Zoom!
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