[PP-discussions] je rêve du jour ou l'élysée sera capable de faire ca :

Larose75 Larose75 at partipirate.org
Jeu 7 Nov 16:35:35 CET 2013


"Hello --

This week, the U.S. Senate voted to consider the Employment 
Non-Discrimination Act, or ENDA. This legislation has a very clear 
purpose: to make sure that no one can be fired for who they are or who 
they love.

Right now, only 17 states prohibit employment discrimination against 
LGBT workers. That leaves millions of Americans who go to work every day 
fearing that they could lose their job because of who they are.

As the President said earlier this week, that's not acceptable.

A majority of Americans assume there is a prohibition against 
discrimination based on sexual orientation in the workplace. There's 
not, and that's exactly why this is so important -- and why we need your 
help to get the word out. Yesterday, Press Secretary Jay Carney 
explained what ENDA does, and why it's so important in the fight for 
equality.

Watch the video -- and pass it on so that other people know what a big 
deal this is.

At a time when Washington is spending so much of its time bickering over 
partisan issues, Congress has an opportunity to make a real difference 
in the lives of millions of Americans by passing this commonsense -- and 
overdue -- law.

It's not just civil rights advocates who support ENDA. Business leaders 
know that prohibiting employment discrimination is good for business. 
Inclusive workplaces attract the best and brightest employees, and 
improve their bottom line.

ENDA is set for a final vote in the Senate, and then the House needs to 
pass it. Americans need to know where members of Congress stand, and 
what is at stake.

We need your help -- please watch this video, and forward it on so that 
all Americans learn how important this is, too.

Thanks,"

et vous l'avez compris, c signé "la maison blanche"... ah ils sont bien 
en avance sur nous...


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