Human Rights Committee

The Human Rights Committee, chaired by Nina Gordon, acts as a guardian of the Bill of Rights by steadfastly buttressing the wall of separation between prayer and policy, unequivocally championing free speech and loudly speaking out on behalf of women, immigrants, citizens of color, the disabled, and members of the LGBTQ community. It puts elected officials’ feet to the fire, either face to face or via demonstrations and letter-writing, challenging them to work uncompromisingly for the benefit of their constituents.

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For 15 years we have been in your corner fighting the good fight. Once a month we present a speaker on a topic of timely interest and we challenge you to act. We occasionally have special weekend or evening events so more people can get involved with us and what we do. Our committees work tirelessly contacting legislators, writing to publications and at times putting bodies on the line to make change happen. But we cannot do this without you. Come to our meetings. Participate in our actions. But most of all support us financially. A year long membership costs only $45. You can make a check out to Reach Out America and mail it to P.O. Box 222057, Great Neck, New York, 11022 or simply click the donate button at left to pay online. (Please include the word "membership" in the space below the dollar amount marked "special instructions to the seller"). It's a small price to pay to protect our health, our freedom, our constitution, our country and our world.
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Flipping the Senate

Reach Out America is working to flip the Senate. As you may or may not know, the present numbers in the senate are 53 Republicans and 47 Democratic/Liberal Senators.
Please work with us and donate whatever you can to the campaigns of the Democratic candidates.

Democratic candidates who are ahead, tied or slightly behind their Republican opponents:

John Hickenlooper  (Hickenlooper.com) – Colorado - ahead of Republican incumbent Cory Gardner
Mark Kelly (Votemarkkelly.com) – Arizona – ahead of Republican incumbent Martha McSally
Amy MGrath (Amymcgrath.com) – Kentucky – very close race against Mitch McConnell. Republican super PACs controlled by Mitch are pouring millions into the campaign for Mitch. Ditch Mitch!
Sara Gideon (Saragideon.com) – Maine – ahead of Republican incumbent Susan Collins
Jaime Harrison (jaimeharrison.com)  – South Carolina – he is running a neck-and-neck race against Republican incumbent Lindsay Graham
Theresa Greenfield (Greenfieldforiowa.com) - Iowa – another neck-and-neck race against Republican incumbent Joni Ernst
Cal Cunningham (Calfornc.com) – North Carolina – statistical tie with the Republican incumbent Tom Tillis

At this point polls change daily. but no matter what, please do your best to support these candidates.