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John,
When Congress voted last month to send billions of American taxpayer dollars to Israel’s military and to completely cut off U.S. funding for the primary provider and distributor of aid within Gaza (UNRWA), it highlighted the urgent need to elect more members of our ceasefire movement to Congress.
In Michigan, Dr. Pamela Pugh is running for an open congressional seat and she’s the only candidate in her Democratic primary to demand an immediate and permanent ceasefire.
For years, I’ve worked alongside Pamela in our shared struggle for human rights at home and abroad. I’ve seen firsthand the work Dr. Pugh did to help clean up the Flint water crisis, and how she stood alongside Detroit’s schoolchildren in the landmark Right to Literacy lawsuit, demanding quality education for all.
Pamela is a lifelong education and public health advocate who I need fighting by my side in Congress. That’s why I am proud to endorse Dr. Pamela Pugh for Congress today.
Rush a donation to Pamela Pugh’s campaign to send a member of our ceasefire movement to Congress. She'll be a voice for marginalized communities at home and abroad.
Pamela is a leader in our work to create a true multi-racial democracy where marginalized people and communities not only survive, but thrive.
She’s fighting for investments in public education and a clean sustainable environment, not bombs and incarceration.
The American people want their tax dollars to go to life-affirming institutions and services, and they want their elected representatives to fight for them rather than for corporations or weapons contractors. We need to elect more leaders with those priorities.
Join me in supporting Dr. Pamela Pugh for Congress today and send a member of our ceasefire movement to serve alongside me in Washington DC.
If you've saved your payment information with ActBlue Express, your secure donation will go through immediately, split evenly between Rashida Tlaib and Pamela Pugh
Together, we’re fighting back against an unjust status quo, seeking justice and dignity for all.
In solidarity,
Rashida
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