The Anti-Injustice Movement Los Angeles Division

The Anti-Injustice Movement Los Angeles Division The Anti-Injustice Movement (aka The AIM) is a global movement of activists, protest poets and polit

We struggle via non-violent and creative means against injustices perpetrated by corrupt governments, political and fundamentalist factions of organized religion, and corporate vampires. To do this we utilize the five elements of hip-hop, protest poetry, and grassroots campaigning as a means of awareness raising and political revolt. We are against Western Militarism, Political Islam, and Zionism in equal measure and will combat them all because we refuse to choose between three evils. We have no overall political affilation as a movement although one could say our flavour is distinctly libertarian, but what we do share is a determination to create a just, tolerant, and equal society which values both human and animal rights. We will fight against all forms of oppression and discrimination because we believe that regardless of one's s*x, race, s*xual preference, religion, or culture, we should all have the same basic universal rights (this includes freedom of speech and expression). We are against the US death penalty, the 'allies' oil driven wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, and for freedom in Palestine. Nevertheless we oppose the barbaric Islamic regimes in countries like Iran and Saudi Arabia, and stand with the people against these militant religious oppressors. We are a secular organization that is comprised of people of different theological beliefs but we are all for the separation of religion and politics, and vehemently oppose political and fundamentalists elements of organized religion. Thus we protest against Sharia and other faith based laws, faith schools, and any religious practices which are discriminative, intolerant, or violate human or animal rights. We seek to maintain freedom of religion and also freedom from religion. However we contend that human and animal rights trump religious expression because they are essential to the foundations of any civilized and just society. We also oppose corporate amorality in it's many forms and stand up for animal rights, equal rights in the workplace, environmental ethics, fair trade and against child and forced labour. We boycott and raise awareness about any companies who are engaging in any forms of unethical practice. We will also attempt to deprogram the minds of those who have been lulled into sedation by the soothing lies that surround us because apathy is no longer an option. The time has come to stand up, throw your fist in the air and pledge to take AIM for the ethical revolution.

03/25/2015

When we remove all the dividers they use to divide and conquer us, like race, religion, borders, culture, language, nationality, ect, then we realize we really are all ONE!

02/24/2015
09/06/2014

As a father you can't teach your daughter how to be a woman but you can teach her how a woman is to be treated.

As a father you can't teach your daughter how to be a woman but you can teach her how a woman is to be treated.
03/18/2014

As a father you can't teach your daughter how to be a woman but you can teach her how a woman is to be treated.

02/27/2014

Can we get a call out? Mike Check! Can we organize a March demanding a National Inquiry into the Atrocity of Missing and Murdered Women for Saturday March 1st, from Queens Park?
John Fox, Sakura Blue, Jared D. Khan, Derek Soberall, Ras Haile X, Miguel Avila-Velarde, Occupy Canada, Idle No More Toronto, Occupy Toronto Market Exchange, Veronica Campbell, Faith Nolan,
Syed Hussan, Caplin Grey, Liz McLean, Bryan Clifford, Decolonize North America, February 14 National Day of Action - No More Silence

02/25/2014
02/25/2014
02/21/2014
Mi'kmaq Warriors Speaking Tour Comes to Toronto Council Fire Native Cultural CentreSuzanne Patles and Coady Jipol joined...
02/21/2014

Mi'kmaq Warriors Speaking Tour Comes to Toronto Council Fire Native Cultural Centre
Suzanne Patles and Coady Jipol joined by:

* Representatives from Grassy Narrows Asubpeeschoseewagong Women's Drum Group
* Vanessa Gray from Aamjiwnaang First Nation and ASAP
* Representatives from Native Youth Sexual Health Network
* Hosted by Andrea Chrisjohn from Toronto Council Fire Native Cultural Centre

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