It’s on all of us to stop yet another blank check to the Pentagon — can we count on you?
Police violence at home and military violence abroad go hand in hand: both operate from a bedrock foundation of white supremacy, bolstered by extraordinary levels of U.S. taxpayer dollars and a dangerous lack of accountability.
Budgets are moral documents. They set our priorities. And right now the country is DEMANDING we divest from institutions that use violent force to suppress the root causes of our social ills — and invest in the programs that seek to cure them.
That’s why Win Without War is pulling out all the stops to make sure Congress hears us and to support a generational shift away from blank-check Pentagon budgets — and we need your help!
Can you chip in a donation to fuel our fight to stop Congress from rubber-stamping another blank check to the Pentagon and get those funds where they’re critically needed?
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