What Are We Doing?

Jacob Kravetz
Feb 27, 2019
1 min read

https://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/data-show-many-allegations-of-sex-abuse-of-migrant-children/2019/02/26/aee69d78-3a02-11e9-b10b-f05a22e75865_story.html?utm_term=.298cf62c8e6d

Nearly 6000 abuse complaints from migrant detention centers.

Lives are being destroyed. And a few people are getting very rich.

Make your voices heard by standing together and telling the politicians and corporate donors

we will not allow this.

The movement is a peaceful protest that weaponizes time. We demonstrate our size by not showing

up each week.

#DSOT

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