Supporters of the 28th Amendment to the Constitution: Separation of Corporation and State.

Every so often an idea comes along that rings with such clarity and purpose that it ignites the imaginations of millions of people. That spark of excitement becomes hope, hope becomes action, action becomes community, and that community grows to become a movement. Marine biologist, author, fisherma’am, and Exxon Valdez survivor, Dr. Riki Ott has such an idea.

Exxon’s recently reported record profits marks a new height of American corporate corruption and influence over our federal government—corporations find more protection under the law than American citizens, health and safety regulations are stripped away to serve profits ahead of people, politicians serve only their corporate backers, and our environment is falling victim to the lustful greed of this disaster capitalism.

How did it come to this?

In 1886 corporations were given the same protection under the law that we're given as individual citizens. The 28th Amendment would strip corporations of their "personhood" and allow the US citizenry to re-assume its place as the most powerful force in our democracy.

In the video section (scroll to the bottom of the page), you will find Dr. Riki Ott briefly explaining her reasons behind the 28th Amendment movement. (read less)

Supporters of the 28th Amendment to the Constitution: Separation of Corporation and State.

Every so often an idea comes along that rings with such clarity and purpose that it ignites the imaginations of millions of people. That spark of excitement becomes hope, hope becomes action, action becomes community, and that community grows to become a movement. Marine biologist, author, fisherma’am, and Exxon Valdez survivor, Dr. Riki Ott has such an idea.

Exxon’s recently reported record profits... (read more)