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"We The People" and Bethel's Patriotism[edit]

First established on November 16th of 2010, "We The people" is a non-profit organization led by Ed Fields and a group of people from the Bahamas commonly known as the "First Thirty"[1]. The main incentive of this organization is to create positive change and improvement in the Bahamas[1]. Becoming a member of "We The People" is simple as it is "open to students, academia, business professionals, retired public officials, other institutions and associations, the general public, and anyone who loves The Bahamas" [1]. Nicolette Bethel's love for the Bahamas and patriotism made "We The People" an appealing way for her to help support and create change in her country.

Bethel is a part of "We The People's" "First Thirty"[2]. Her strong belief in the idea that the Bahamians can work together to create a major change without the help of external powers drove her to join and be a main contributor, and leader, for "We The People [2]. Nicolette firmly believes that due to the size of the Bahamas creating change can be achieved "in the blink of an eye" [2]. Along with the other twenty-nine members comprising the "First Thirty", Bethel aims to eradicate all the negative aspects of life in the Bahamas in order to create a stable and harmonious living society.

References[edit]

  1. ^ a b c "We The People - About Us". We The People - Home. Retrieved 1 April 2013.
  2. ^ a b c "We The People - The First 30 - NICOLETTE BETHEL". We The People - Home. Retrieved 1 April 2013.