Breathe Love--- Even on a Rainy Day: We Will Rise Up! #Poor Peoples Campaign 2018 #VOTE

Friday, November 2, 2018

We Will Rise Up! #Poor Peoples Campaign 2018 #VOTE

Beautiful People,

As People Awaken in Love, We Will Rise Up and Be Inspired by Truth. We Are One Only In Love!

The Minority who have taken the resources from the Majority, and are living in opulence will find that their reigns are being questioned.

People will take to the streets and protest with both Dignity and Frustration. People Will Want a Voice in Their Destiny. People Will Demand to Be Heard.

People Will Continue To Demand the Right to VOTE.

People Will No Longer Accept, Classism, Racism, Sexism or Discrimination as a Way of Life.

People will want more for their Children and begin to protest unfair legal, social, political and economic practices that result in discrimination.

People will no longer accept living in Poverty. They will want their Children to have quality education, affordable healthcare, homes filled with a Loving Peace, and Bright Futures with Good Opportunity.

The Majority of People Will Want Leaders with Compassionate Hearts. This Time Has Come!

We must all hold a positive, peaceful, nonviolent resolve as we move into an era where more people want to create, live and thrive in Equitable, Respectful Societies!

Breathe Deeply Ten Times.

In Love with Hope. Out Integrity with Purpose!

We Rise. We Rise. We Rise!

Let Us All Vow to Move Forward, and Vision Positive, Loving Societal Transitions with Truth and Reconciliation with the Sharing of Resources and Power!

Please Use Your Voice and Vote!

We Vote. We Are One Only In Love!

We Rise. We Vote. We Rise. We Vote. We Rise. We Vote.

We Are One and Rising In Love!

Always, Melony

Peace is Possible through Compassion, Cooperation, Courage, Creativity, Deep Listening, Faith, Forgiveness, Good Purpose, Hope, Integrity, Kindness, Mercy, Patience, Respect, Understanding and, the Gift of Love!

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Last night at the Schomburg Center in Harlem Bishop Dr. William Barber, Rev. Liz Theoharis and Dr. Gloria Browne-Marshall discussed the Struggle for Voting Rights, Gerrymandering, the Importance of the Poor People Campaign 2018 and the Need for "Overcoming the Politics of Division and Fear! Please Everyone VOTE and Get Involved with the Poor People's Campaign.

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Rev.Melony McGant aka Miss Mellie Rainbow

Melony McGant, poet, storyteller, humanist and world lover of children lives on HOPE; works to breathe in love, and exhales fear (false expectations appearing real). She says "Perhaps our current challenges are wake-up calls for our collective awakening to truth." And she believes that the truth is, there is no need for our constant bickering, our disdain for eachother, for wars and killing, for world hunger, massive disease, for discrimination, subjugation, or oppression. She maintains that LOVE, even on a rainy day, is the answer to our dreams, our individual quests, and our future collective identity. "If we can learn to value our children, our elders, ourselves, and our Mother EarthHeart, then surely we have the power to impact society and to create a world filled with JOY."

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About Melony...

Rev. Melony McGant Bio

Rev. Melony McGant, aka Miss Mellie Rainbow loves to travel, explore cultures, connect with people, and dreams of a compassionate World with safe, loving communities, equal opportunity with justice and peace for the next seven generations (and beyond) of All the Earth's children.

She truly believes that "peace is possible through compassion, cooperation, courage, creativity, deep listening, faith, forgiveness, good purpose, healing, hope, humility, integrity, joy, kindness, mercy, patience, respect, understanding and the gift of Love!", and uses social media platforms to inspire others.

She is a storyteller, thought-leader, poet, & compassionate communications professional with more than 30 years’ experience in assisting both people and organizations discover and promote their professional or personal life missions. From business and not for profit CEO's to job seekers, elders, parents and children; through deep listening, Melony has quietly impacted, coached or supported thousands of people on their life journeys.

Currently a resident of New York City, Melony has worked as a marketing professional, owned her own full-service marketing firm and was assistant to cultural icon, choreographer and Oprah Legend, Miss Katherine Dunham. She worked for many years as a Labor Services Representative for New York State Department of Labor where she was able to hone her skills as a career/life coach and personal empowerment workshop facilitator; has a BA in Communications from Marshall University, is a Certified Level One Trainer in Kingian Nonviolence (University of Rhode Island Summer Institute), and is a Vietnam era war veteran (United States Navy).

An avid reader, in 2018 she appeared in two episodes of the Great American Read, an eight-episode national television show on PBS that "explored the many ways in which novels affect, reflect and connect us all."

An ordained Interfaith Minister, and author of the coming of age novel "Sunshine & Olivier: A Parable of Love" (IUniverse), which will be reissued for the 20th anniversary of its publication in the fall of 2019, Melony is also the primary author of "The Healing Adagio: A Love Symphony In Five Parts" and the journal, empowerment workbook "Seeker Dreamer: Amazing, Brilliant, Compassionate YOU!" (both published by Authorhouse). Her books are available on Amazon.

Rev. Melony McGant's writing is also featured in several other books, magazines and newspapers including the first edition of The Poetry Cafe (Art for Awareness), W & Art (an international women's premium art talk magazine), African Voices Magazine, MBE/WBE Magazine, Our Time Press, and the Chicago Citizen. Early in her career she was a columnist for The New Pittsburgh Courier.

Her writing also appears in GLORY: A Life Among Legends by Dr. Glory Van Scott (Water Street Press), "Passing It On: Moving Stories of Activists 1960 to 2000" by Bev Jenai-Myers (Archway Publishing), "Go Tell Michelle: African American Women Write to Michelle Obama" (SUNY Press), "The Book of Hope" and "The World Book of Healing" (both by Beyond Borders Press).

While living in Pittsburgh, PA, Melony served on the boards of Big Brothers and Sisters and the Pittsburgh Branch NAACP. An avid supporter of the Andrew Goodman Foundation VOTE EVERYWHERE program, she strongly believes in embracing the values of good citizenship.

She has received the New Mexico Not Even One Service Award, the 911 Red Cross Volunteer Award in NYC, the Pittsburgh City Council Women's Recognition Award, and the Minority Business Enterprise Legal Defense and Education Fund Award for Service (MBELDEF).

To contact Rev. Melony McGant, email: melonymcgant@yahoo.com

Breathe Love--- Even on a Rainy Day

Friday, November 2, 2018

We Will Rise Up! #Poor Peoples Campaign 2018 #VOTE

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