Virtual March to End the Genocide in Darfur
Sunday's march was a huge success. We're still collecting names for the virtual march, to add to the final delivery this week.
The ongoing genocide in Darfur has already claimed over 400,000 lives. On Sunday, tens of thousands of concerned Americans gathered at the Save Darfur rally in Washington DC to demand that Congress and President Bush call for a real United Nations peacekeeping force to protect civilians and stop the genocide -- now.Far from another Iraq, this actual humanitarian intervention would stop, not cause, sectarian violence, and would rely on US support but not new soldiers -- key to avoiding an anti-western backlash.
To support this urgent call, we're launching a national "virtual march". To join, just sign your name below.We'll present the total number of signers and comments to Congress, the President and the national media at the rally in Washington. If we can sign up 100,000 virtual marchers this week, our voices will combine with thousands of others in the "Million Voices for Darfur" campaign organized by the Save Darfur Coalition and give our leaders a powerful mandate to act.
By joining the "virtual march" we're affirming this simple statement:
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