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Urge the Board of Trustees to Reinstate Richard Lewis at CCBC as an Adjunct Tutor
Nov 12, 2007
Focus: Human Rights
Action Request: Petition
Location: United States

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A "Can Do" Attitude
Aug 1, 2007
Focus: Civil Rights
Action Request: Petition
Location: United States
On Aug 1, 2007, Karen Gonzales , from Nevada  comments: It doesn't seem fair that a person who is attempting to overcome a disability and not be a drain on the 'system' should be discriminated against just because a few concessions would need to be made for that person. I thought that was the purpose of the ADA? I would think this person more then any other would give students a 'can do' attitude and be a great example for all.

I realize many of you have signed my petition. If you have signed this and you sent my petition out lately. Have you forwarded it to others, have you spent some time sending it to your friends of friends?

It would be greatly appreciated if you would spend some time promoting my petition. Do you belong to a group that would support returning me to employment? Please post this on any group that which would be appropriate. I do have a "can do" attitude and I'm working very hard to pull in the signatures. Let's have a streak of signatures on my petiton that will break previous streaks. Last top signature day I had was 50 sigs. Let's see if we can beat that and show that you have a "can do" attitude and share this with your friends and friends of friends. I'm sure that all of you want to rectify the injustice of being constructively discharged. Haven't viewed my job performance yet:

Richard's Contributions at The Community College of Baltimore County

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Those with Disabilities can Contribute to the Community! Reinstate Richard Lewis at CCBC


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I would like to thank you for your ongoing support and patience. Once you have signed my petition please go to:

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This will allow me to be know who and who has not signed. Please, if you have signed, please check the "YES" button. Many of you have signed and clicked "IN SPIRIT" your status is "NO". Please correct this, thank you.

Wish each of you a great day and know that today is a great day, 'cause we're alive.

God Bless,
Richard
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Jul 16, 2007
Focus: Education
Action Request: Think About
Location: United States


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I am very honored to receive this, however, you my Care2 Friends are whom making the difference. I cannot do this without your support. I am extremely thankful for your support and all of your hard work that which you have invested in promoting my petition. Each one of you should feel very proud that you took a stand on disability rights.

God Bless,
Richard
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