We will remember in November.

Whether we are Black or White, Latino or Asian, newcomer or Indigenous, we all want our families to grow up healthy, happy and safe for generations to come. We remember the CEOs and corrupt politicians who’ve tried to divide us while they pollute our air and poison our water, and dump toxins into poor communities and communities of color. We stand together to heal our communities and create a regenerative economy where people and planet can thrive together.

We will remember in November.

We remember George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Tony McDade and countless other Black people murdered by police. We remember loved ones caged as a pandemic rages. We remember that whatever we look like or wherever we live, we all want to live without fearing for our lives or our loved ones. We rise up to imagine a new world where public safety means dignity, freedom, and justice for all of us, Black, white or brown.

We will remember in November.

We remember the loved ones we’ve lost and the fear we’ve lived with. COVID-19 proves that whatever our race, age, or zip code, we all have a stake in everyone getting the care we all need. For too long, private insurance companies and drug manufacturers have profited off our pain. We’re coming together across our differences to demand guaranteed high quality healthcare with the doctor of their choice with no co-pays, deductibles, or crushing medical debt for every person, no exceptions.

We will remember in November.

We remember that no matter who you are or what’s in your wallet, everyone needs a safe and sustainable place to call home. We remember that 1 in 3 Americans can’t pay their rent or mortgage right now, but greedy corporate landlords and the politicians in their pockets put their profits over our lives even in the midst of a pandemic. We stand together until everyone is guaranteed a safe, sustainable home.

We will remember in November.

We remember that generations have fought for the right to vote. We remember the politicians who are trying to rig the rules to silence our voices with voter ID laws, gerrymandering, and voter suppression. Together, we will defeat their attempts to bury our stories and make sure no elected official can turn their backs on what our communities need.

We will remember in November.

We remember the Black trans women and Indigenous women murdered this year. We remember the mamas who died in childbirth and who are mourning children lost too soon. We remember that extremists tried to use a global pandemic as cover to attack abortion care. We rise up together until everyone can live their lives with dignity, safety and autonomy.