Join the Move to Amend

ReclaimDemocracy.org is among the many grassroots organizations now working together to revoke "corporate personhood" via our Move to Amend coalition. Visit there for the latest news on this front. New content will be posted here infrequently during summer/fall 2010 as we focus on work through this coalition and the Move to Amend website.

Movement to Overrule Supreme Court Gains Momentum

Our April bulletin provides a detailed roundup of action in more than one dozen states and at the national level, as well as ways you can help build the movement.

Notable News and Commentary on the Campaigns to Reverse or Mitigate Citizens United

See our picks of the most interesting recent news and analysis from March and early April.

Act! NY Sun says the ACLU is re-evaluating its advocacy for "corporate speech" rights. Background and action here.

Supreme Court Rules Corporations Are Free to Dominate Elections --

Our post-ruling email bulletin reports on the exciting progress since the Court's horrific Jan. 21 ruling and offers you actions and tools to help fight back. The Court opinions and some of the immediate news coverage are collected here.

See also our pre-decision reports on Citizens United: Coalition Readies and U.S. Supreme Court v Democracy?

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Letter to the President and Secretary of Agriculture

Industrial agriculture and family farms are opposing forces that will not peacefully co-exist. If you truly support family farmers, show it with your actions.

Competition for Main Street, Socialism for Wall Street

Democrats and Republicans conspire to transfer billions from taxpayers to Ponzi schemers on Wall St.

Our Hidden History of Corporations in the United States

In the early days of our country, we allowed the creation of corporations to fulfill specific needs of society. This shared financial responsibility facilitated projects desired by residents of the state granting the charter (a license to exist).

Business corporations were intended to serve a specific purpose--performing one designated business activity--and nothing else. Our country's founders had a healthy fear of corporations and allowed them to form only with strict limits.

Most of this vital history is unknown to citizens today, but it can provide critical understanding and tools for solving today's most pressing problems. Read more about the hidden history of corporations in America.