This is a major victory, John.
The New York Times: Merrick Garland pauses federal executions a year after his predecessor resumed them.
But that alone is not enough. The death penalty is inhumane, fundamentally racist, and it is incontrovertibly true that innocent people have been and will continue to be put to death so long as this policy exists. That's why we're calling on our grassroots network to help us end the death penalty once and for all.
By working with congressional allies and through our advocacy in the Biden administration, we are fighting to create a justice system where truth, reason, and progressive thought win out over the barbarism of the past. But we can't win that fight alone. That's why we're organizing the rapidly growing atheist and humanist community to push back against this draconian punishment.
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Thank you for standing for reason, compassion, equity, and humanity. We are honored to have you by our side in this fight.
- Center for Freethought Equality
P.S. There is no doubt that this will be an uphill battle, but if we are to uphold our progressive values of truth, reason, justice, equity, and humanity, then it is a fight we must attack head on. If you are with us, can you help
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