Support Racial Justice Orgs

The movement for racial justice needs you at protests, and needs you to vote — but it also could use your donations. There are so many organizations that have long been in the fight, and now more than ever, they need your funds to keep the momentum. Here’s the beginning of a list we’ll be adding to regularly.

March 24, 2006

Lists

Sleeper Asbestos-Containing Products the Discovery of Whose Fatal Fiber Emissions Would Trigger Mass Panic

by Laura Mellis

Bathroom air fresheners

Ice cream

Grungy office telephones

Tampons

Portable music devices

Mary Jane

Dental floss

The mangy baby binky my brother drags to every family event

Nose spray

Oxygen tanks

Asbestos-free insulation

Kegs

Asbestos

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