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2011 Human Rights Day Remarks – R.E.A.L.’s Jeffrey Imm

2011 Human Rights Day Remarks – R.E.A.L.’s Jeffrey Imm

By Jeffrey Imm • on December 8, 2011

2011 Human Rights Day Event Remarks, National Press Club, Washington DC December 8, 2011 Jeffrey Imm, Responsible for Equality And Liberty (R.E.A.L.) (Full Remarks on YouTube) December 8, 2011 Welcome and thank you for coming today! It is another good to be Responsible for Equality And Liberty. That

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9/11 – We Remember and We Are Not Afraid

9/11 – We Remember and We Are Not Afraid

By Jeffrey Imm • on September 11, 2011

Around the United States of America, people are remembering this day as “Patriot Day.” Ten years ago today, terrorists attacked New York City, Washington DC crashing jets into buildings and murdering thousands. Another planned attack on Washington DC was thwarted in mid-air on Flight 93

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The Courage to Choose A New Dialogue

The Courage to Choose A New Dialogue

By Jeffrey Imm • on September 9, 2011

– Oslo and Finding the Courage to Change — A New Dialogue (Part II) Once again, as I write this, there are those who claim to want to threaten my hometown and America’s national capital. We have seen it many times over the past 10 years. We have seen the barriers, the security procedures,

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Overcoming Hopelessness and Fear in Our Shared March of Life

Overcoming Hopelessness and Fear in Our Shared March of Life

By Jeffrey Imm • on September 6, 2011

Many in the world are paralyzed by crushing hopelessness and fear in their lives. They may be struggling from financial, health, family, or human rights issues. Those struggling may face situations or even other people who seek to threaten their health, their homes, their livelihood, and even their

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The Lost Middle Ground

The Lost Middle Ground

By Jeffrey Imm • on August 19, 2011

As a child, I remember my elementary school teachers condemning my search for balance in “social studies,” where I sought to understand the rationale behind different people’s views on topics of the day. I was taught, with great anger by my teachers that I had to take only one position,

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Consistency in Human Rights Begins with Consistency on Darfur and Sudan

Consistency in Human Rights Begins with Consistency on Darfur and Sudan

By Jeffrey Imm • on May 15, 2011

To my fellow Americans today the most pressing issue we must face is consistency in human rights. We must face the injustice, violence, oppression, and genocide in Darfur and Sudan that stands as the benchmark for consistency for the world on the issue of human rights. Some of us say Never Again to

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Free People Must Reject Dictators

Free People Must Reject Dictators

By R.E.A.L. Organization • on January 30, 2011

The continuing human struggle for freedom, human rights, and human dignity will not end at just one nation’s borders, or with one nationality, one race, one religion, one gender, or any one identity group. Those who seek to stem this endless tide of human freedom are like those who think they can

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Human Rights Defenders Call for Compassion

Human Rights Defenders Call for Compassion

By R.E.A.L. Organization • on December 10, 2010

On December 9, 2010 in Washington DC’s National Press Club, Responsible for Equality And Liberty (R.E.A.L.) hosted a Human rights Day event to remember the signing by world nations in the United Nations of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) on December 10, 1948. Jeffrey

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America as a Haven for Religious Freedom

America as a Haven for Religious Freedom

By R.E.A.L. Organization • on August 16, 2010

Responsible for Equality And Liberty (R.E.A.L.) supports our universal human rights of religious freedom, freedom of conscience,

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The Law, Human Rights, and the Right to Believe

The Law, Human Rights, and the Right to Believe

By Jeffrey Imm • on August 11, 2010

Over thirty years ago, I came to Washington DC, and joined the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). My first job responsibility was to swear a promise to the United States of America, and I said: “I, Jeffrey Imm, do solemnly swear that I will support and defend the Constitution of the United

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