Standing up for Racial Justice and Democracy
Indivisible Central Ohio cares about racial justice, and we know you do too! Showing up to honor the memory and legacy of Congressman John Lewis on the fifth anniversary of his passing is a way to show you care and are committed to racial justice as a part of the urgent struggle to protect our democracy amidst the attacks from the Trump regime.
Indivisible Central Ohio and Common Cause Ohio are excited to be working with several important Black-led organizations to commemorate and celebrate – and continue Congressman Lewis’s legacy of struggle for justice. Please join us at Second Baptist Church – the oldest Black church in Columbus.
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Indivisible Central Ohio and Common Cause Ohio are excited to be working with several important Black-led organizations to commemorate and celebrate – and continue Congressman Lewis’s legacy of struggle for justice. Please join us at Second Baptist Church – the oldest Black church in Columbus – where we will hear from these speakers and several others:
When: Thursday, July 17, 4:30-6pm
Where: Second Baptist Church, 186 N 17th St, Columbus, 43203
Speakers include the following (more will be added!):
- Deidra Reese, Ohio Organizing Collaborative & the Amos Project
- Morgan Harper, Columbus Stand Up
- Pastor Brian K Holland, Second Community Church
- Catherine Turcer, Common Cause Ohio
- Music from soloist and worship leader Timothy Hadley, plus spoken word and more.
At the conclusion of the program, some of the attendees will travel (drive or march) to the Ohio Statehouse to join the 50501 Good Trouble rally scheduled for 6-8pm. There are also Good Trouble events in the evening (after ours) in Reynoldsburg and Hilliard.
