Ask Your Representatives Where They Stand

Paleolithic justice will remain invisible until elected officials are asked to address it.
Supporters are encouraged to contact their own elected representatives respectfully and request their position on the Coalition’s policy agenda.

Sample Message

A respectful way to ask.

Dear [Representative/Senator], I am writing to respectfully ask whether you support the creation of a bipartisan National Paleolithic Reparations Commission to study recognition and restitution for descendants of prehistoric hunter-gatherer communities. I would also appreciate your position on cave-compatible housing and the inclusion of woolly mammoth habitat considerations in future climate legislation. Thank you for your time and public service.

Public Event Question

A question for the public record.

Thank you for taking my question. Do you support a bipartisan federal commission to study reparations for descendants of Paleolithic hunter-gatherer communities, and if not, how much longer do you believe they should be required to wait?

Civic Engagement Standard

Polite. Peaceful. Lawful. Professional.

Coalition representatives and supporters must remain polite, peaceful, lawful, and professional. Ask the question. Allow the official to answer. Do not obstruct events, threaten anyone, misrepresent identities, or repeatedly target an individual after a reasonable opportunity to respond.

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Remain polite and peaceful.

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Act lawfully and professionally.

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Ask the question and allow the official to answer.

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Do not obstruct events.

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Do not threaten anyone.

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Do not misrepresent identities.

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Do not repeatedly target an individual after a reasonable opportunity to respond.