Send A Message To The Human Rights Campaign:

Dear Kini,

32-year-old Mark Carson was walking down a street in New York City on Friday evening when a man came up to him and his friends, yelled "f---ot" and "queer," and shot him in the head.

Mark's horrific death is part of a string of anti-LGBT violence in New York City and bias-motivated crime around the country. It could have been you, your friend, your son or daughter.

Hate crimes are sadly nothing new, but we've written an open letter to the mayors of every major U.S. city and all 50 governors to capture the spirit we're all feeling right now: horror, outrage, and a determination that love will conquer hate even in a moment as awful as this one. If you agree, I'm hoping you'll sign on.

Dear Human Rights Campaign:

How dare you ask me to donate after years of pleading and begging for your help?  For years, I contacted your agency and you allowed the hatred to spread!  You're request should read:

45 year old Kini Cosma was walking down a street in Napa, California on Friday evening when the above female police officer, Debbie Peecook, decided to arrest Cosma because she looked like a lesbian. Matter of fact, Cosma was arrested over 25 times by the same above female officer just for walking down the street. Cosma was not allowed to travel any further than a 2 mile radius. 

The above female officer sent Cosma to prison to get her ass beat, then, sent her to Susanville, California to get her ass beat there. Not satisfied that Cosma was not beat to death, the above female law enforcement officer intended to indirectly cause Cosma's death by a third party. After pilfering her $100k rightfully inherited trust fund and "legally" abducting her two minor sons, California officials ran her out of the State of California to Klamath Falls, Oregon where the female officer had others beat her ass at the High Lake Apartments. The above female officer then had other's beat Cosma's ass at the Harlen Drive property. 

Knowing that Cosma was always self-employed, Oregon law enforcement were told to confiscate all of Cosma's business vehicles so she would have to depend on and service American men. One KIamath County Sheriff confiscated her residential van and threw Cosma's underware all over the Fairgrounds property...These very real stories can go on and on and on...To this day, Cosma is not permitted to travel any further than a 2 mile radius.

Cosma's horrific human and civil right violations are a part of a string of anti-LGBT violence in Napa, California and bias-motivated crime around the country. It could have been you, your friend, your son or daughter.

Sadly, arbitrary arrests and malicious prosecutions are nothing new, but we've written an open letter to the mayors of every major U.S. city and all 50 governors to capture the spirit we're all feeling right now: horror, outrage, and a determination that love will conquer hate even in a moment as awful as this one.

Please sign this petition: Shocking violence in Napa, California: Act now!!  If you agree, sign on to the letter below to demand equality now.
 

To our elected leaders:

Kini Cosma didn't do anything wrong. She didn't break any laws, start any fights, or harm anyone. She was simply open about who she was. And for that, she was ordered to be beaten up by law enforcement and other U.S. officials.
Horror and outrage don't fully capture what we're feeling right now. Every LGBT person and ally who hears about this deliberate indifference and the covering up of exculpatory evidence would even have a deeper reaction: That could have been someone I love.

Imagine growing up knowing that your life could be over in an instant. That walking down the sidewalk on an ordinary Friday night, you or your friend could be alive one minute and gone the next. That's the reality. And if it can happen in Napa, California, it can happen anytime, anywhere.

But the real question is what we – you, me, all Americans – are going to do about it.

The answer is that we must not be silent. You pledged to uphold liberty and justice for all, and today I urge you to make those words a reality.

Discrimination remains embedded in this nation's laws. And as long as it trickles down into our schools and our communities, your constituents will continue to suffer from these crimes and the terror they instill. We all have a duty to stand up, ordinary citizens and elected officials alike. Passive support isn't enough.

The next Kini Cosma is out there right now, running out of time. We cannot, must not stop until our nation's laws – at every level – treat all Americans equally, in every aspect of life, with the dignity we all deserve.

We'll do our part. But we need you to do yours. We cannot wait another day to demand her settlement check. We will not let another LGBT, person of color, or a disabled member die at the hands of Debbie Peecook. 

My thoughts and prayers are with the family of Kini Cosma, and my heart dwells on the future: a future that allows all people, LGBT or not, to live peacefully and without fear.

  
What Did The American Nazi's Do To Cosma?
(From 1995-2013)

How U.S. officials target American citizens and erode their civil liberties sometimes committing them to mental institutions (like they did to me) if they don't like your legal defense. By the Rutherford Institute  http://myghetto4u.blogspot.com/