Universal Love and Peace is an organization that intends to spread awareness on human rights. In unison with supporting groups, U.L.A.P. achieves this goal through community service, musical and dancing performances, demonstrations, fundraising events, community service retention and outreach, peaceful dialogue, speeches, weekly tutoring, and human rights proposals for legislative change.

By Anonymous

By Anonymous

Universal Love and Peace

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W0zq7HHPOss

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From dust we come,
to dust we go.
But while we’re here
What seeds do we sow?
Those of destruction
or of creation?
What will be our legacy?
Our ecological footprint?
Or conscientious consumption?
They say, “what goes around
comes around,”
but the chemicals we drown,
won’t bring us down.
We make more burden
for our own children.

- by Anonymous

- by Anonymous

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Guns

Gory

Unfeeling metal

Not as useful as you might think

Stolen people’s life and love

-Anonymous 

Gun Control - -Anonymous

Gun Control - 

-Anonymous

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Slave

Stolen innocence

Loss

Anger and fear

Violated

Empty and alone

-Anonymous

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she was the one you could never quite understand

why she never stopped smiling

or dancing or singing

even when the world gave her every reason

to cry

the girl who built sand castles with you in kindergarten

who took the fifth grade talent show by storm

the girl who had her first kiss on the balcony

under the stars

when everything

was just perfect

she was the girl who you studied hours and hours with

whispering in the library, dreading those god-forsaken tests

she was the girl who graduated high school

with flying colors

who turned down the best University

to chase her dreams

a model

a singer

an actress

she wanted it all

the lights, the fame, the rush of adrenaline

the cheering crowds and the adoring fans

she wanted it all

and then he came along

and told her she could

she could have it all

just come with me, follow me

to this place

to these people

promises of fame

lights

adoration.

He promised it all

and she believed him

it was all she could believe in

it was all she had

But those?

Those were lies

and now

she is the girl

who is enslaved to neither a promise nor a dream

but to a man she had neither intended to meet nor see ever again

You heard me

she is a slave to a man

who bought her for a few hundred

a human life – just for a few hundred

enslaved by fear

exploited

cheapened

robbed

her body, a selling price

$30 for an hour, $60 for two

you might even get a discount if you go for the two

every day, a slave to her fear

unwanted, hopeless…

she waits, for the light to return

she was the girl you once loved

and now, she is nothing

 

 -Anonymous

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Rights

Received from sweat and pain from our ancestors

In the people’s name

Given to all

Hope to some

Taken from some

Should never be taken or questioned

- Anonymous

A drawing of Tommie Smith and John Carlos in the 1968 Mexico Olympics for Civil Rights Movement.

-Anonymous

A drawing of Tommie Smith and John Carlos in the 1968 Mexico Olympics for Civil Rights Movement.

-Anonymous