| Tell Amazon: #NoTechForApartheidFor almost two years, Google and Amazon workers have been organizing collectively against their bosses’ $1.2 billion contract with apartheid Israel. They’ve said loud and clear that they don’t want their labor to power the mass surveillance of Palestinians or the expansion of illegal, Jewish-only settlements designed to displace Palestinians from their land. And last September, hundreds of tech workers and community supporters took to the streets for #NoTechForApartheid, generating mainstream press and forcing the companies to respond publicly for the first time. Today, Amazon tech workers are leading their first action as part of the #NoTechForApartheid campaign, and they — and their bosses — need to know we stand with these workers. Take 30 seconds to sign the petition demanding Amazon stop doing business with Israel’s apartheid regime. Today’s rally comes amid a national conversation over whether Israel is a racist state — and Amazon tech workers are saying, loud and clear: Israel is an apartheid state, and we won’t be a part of enabling this anti-Palestinian violence. Now more than ever, they need our support. Onwards, Dani Noble Senior Campaigns Organizer |
