InspireSeattle Event on
November 7, 2016
Hate Free Candlelight Vigil
This event
is the second in response to a
hate crime
in the Delridge neighborhood of West Seattle. At our
first event,
so many showed up that we ran out of our 180 name tags!
We can't
let "Trumped-up", uncivil hate speech infect our civic dialog. We must stand
against the idea that being "politically incorrect" allows people to insult and
threaten others in the community. And now that Trump refuses to accept the
election results if he loses, and will likely work to continue to stir up anger,
resentment and violence in the months to come, this vigil
on the night before the election is to show our commitment to reject Trump’s
efforts to divide our communities.
Come join
us, rain or shine, to show your support for inclusive, hate-free communities!
About
InspireSeattle:
InspireSeattle is a progressive network of Seattle-area people sharing ideas and
supporting action. InspireSeattle’s vision is to create connection throughout
our community and better community through activism. InspireSeattle’s mission
is to provide a fun, supportive gathering for people who care deeply about our
community, our country and our planet. We embrace progressive policies that
improve our society and protect our environment. We discuss current issues,
share ideas and activism efforts while striving to inspire additional
action. Subscribe (or unsubscribe) to InspireSeattle by visiting www.inspireseattle.org/contact.html.
When: Monday
November 7th from
5:00-6:30PM.
Where: Westlake
Mall
InspireSeattle extends our thanks to Hate Free Delridge for letting us
participate in organizing this important community event!
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Previous meeting minutes
- June 3, 2017, Immigration Workshop
- February 19, 2017, Action Against Trump
- December 4, 2016, Transforming Anger
- July 9, 2016, Growth in West Seattle
- May 7, 2016, Trans-Pacific Partnership
- March 5, 2016, Hidden Half of Nature
- November 15, 2015, Nick Licata: ALEC
- October 3, 2015, City Council Forum
- May 30, 2015, Income Inequality
- April 25, 2015, Ending the War on Drugs
- March 14, 2015, Consequences of Energy
- February 7, 2015, Fighting Hunger
- November 15, 2014, Restoring Democracy
- October 4, 2014, The Political Mind
- May 31, 2014, Obamacare
- May 3, 2014, Surveillance Technology
- March 8, 2014, Sexual Abuse in the Military
- January 25, 2014, No New Jim Crow
- November 16, 2013, WAmend: SuperPacs
- October 19, 2013, Earthquake Risk
- September 7, 2013, Wiring the Brain
- June 8, 2013, Who are the Moochers?
- April 27, 2013, Port of Seattle
- March 23, 2013, Electing by District
- February 23, 2013, Beyond Coal
- January 12, 2013, Saving Our Forests
- October 20, 2012, Climate Change
- September 15, 2012, Initiative Process
- June 16, 2012, J Street
- May 12, 2012, Transportation in Seattle
- March 31, 2012, Death Penalty
- February 25, 2012, Duwamish River
- January 21, 2012, Bob Ferguson
- November 19, 2011, Immigration Policy
- October 15, 2011, Inequality
- June 18, 2011, Social Justice Issues
- May 21, 2011, Washington Investment Trust
- April 23, 2011, Panel: Community Needs
- February 26, 2011, Sustainability
- January 22, 2011, Social Security
- November 6, 2010, Health Care Reform
- October 2, 2010, Charter Schools
- June 26, 2010, Sustainable Biofuels
- May 22, 2010, Education in Afghanistan
- March 20, 2010, Debt Relief
- January 23, 2010, Recycling
- November 7, 2009, Genetically Engineered Foods
- October 10, 2009, Homelessnesss
- September 19, 2009, Population
- June 13, 2009, Racism
- May 16, 2009, Nuclear Energy
- April 11, 2009, Affluenza
- March 7, 2009, Education
- January 10, 2009, Iraqi Refugees
- November 8, 2008, Palestine
- October 11, 2008, Corporate Responsibility
- September 13, 2008, Sally Clark
- June 21, 2008, U.N. Millenium Goals Project
- May 16, 2008, Evangelicalism
- March 29, 2008, Media
- February 23, 2008, Niger Delta
- January 19, 2008, Environmental Issues in Washington State
- Nov. 17, 2007, Affordable Housing
- Oct. 13, 2007, Health vs. Healthcare
- Sept. 8, 2007, Nick Licata
- June 23, 2007, Local Transportation
- May 5, 2007, Global Warming
- Mar. 31, 2007, Publicly Financing Campaigns & Impeachment
- Feb. 09, 2007, Family Planning and Population
- Jan. 6, 2007, Peak Oil
- Oct. 20, 2006, Upcoming Election, David Goldstein
- Sept. 17, 2006, Initiative Process
- July 22, 2006, Women in Politics
- June 10, 2006, Local Transportation
- April 22, 2006, Language in Politics
- Feb. 25, 2006, War in Iraq
- Jan. 14, 2006, Eric Oemig
Previous IAN Events
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