The Green Party

The Green Party’s 4 Pillars:  DEMOCRACY  •  SOCIAL JUSTICE  •  ECOLOGY  •  PEACE

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The Green Party U.S.

The Green Party base consists of environmentalists and advocates for peace, social justice and democratic reform. Green Party leaders use grassroots (voluntary and largely word-of-mouth) democratic principles to organize local chapters, provide guidance on ballot measures, support local related causes, and grow the party.

Unique among the top four political parties in the USA, the Green Party rejects corporate funding and influence. Greens consistently give voice to the needs and concerns of working class people and indigenous communities in American politics.

The real DIFFERENCE between the Green Party and other main parties in the U.S.

“If there is a future, it will be Green.” — Petra Kelly, Green Party founder

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When you join the Green Party you have an opportunity to work with like-minded people and maybe even run for office. Work on environmental and social policy and projects at the level of your choosing: local, state and national. Whether building local chapters or helping with state ballot access, you can really make a difference.

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“For the love of the people, planet, peace.” — Jill Stein

The 10 Values of the Green Party

1. Grassroots Democracy
2. Social Justice And Equal Opportunity
3. Ecological Wisdom
4. Non-Violence
5. Decentralization
6. Community-Based Economics
7. Feminism And Gender Equity
8. Respect For Diversity
9. Personal And Global Responsibility
10. Future Focus And Sustainability

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“The Green Party is no longer the alternative, the Green Party is the imperative.” — Rosa Clemente

My Green Activism Experience

After being a Republican and then a Democrat I registered with the Green Party of California in 1995. I came for the perspectives on stewardship/creation-care, and I stayed because of the social justice platform. I was surprised to find that a political party known for environmentalism also had a strong commitment to social justice. Also, I liked that there was room for me to grow and find where I fit in. I got behind the Nader campaign, became a Nader delegate, and then became a presidential candidate, myself, in 2004 and then again in several subsequent cycles.  |  My Story

“War and peace start in the human heart. Whether that heart is open or whether that heart closes has global implications.” — Pema Chodron

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