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Moral Mondays Illinois : ウィキペディア英語版 | Moral Mondays Illinois Moral Mondays Illinois is a series of protests modeled after similar Moral Monday demonstrations that took place in North Carolina. The demonstrations are organized by Fair Economy Illinois and led by clergy members. Moral Mondays Illinois protesters “demand that Illinois’ elected officials tax corporations and the rich in order to fix the state’s gaping budget deficit” rather than the budget cuts proposed by Illinois Governor Bruce Rauner. Moral Monday Illinois protesters use tactics like civil disobedience and street theater to urge the governor to raise taxes on the wealthy instead of cutting public services. While the North Carolina protests took place outside public buildings, Illinois Moral Mondays target the homes and businesses of individuals who donated to Rauner’s campaign. == Protests == Seven Moral Mondays Illinois protests took place in the summer of 2015. The protesters typically met at James R. Thompson Center before they marched or were bussed to the offices or homes of individuals who donated money to Rauner’s campaign. Dozens of protesters were arrested or issued citations by police.
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