Good Trouble Rally Set for Thursday at the Capitol
MULTIPLE LOCATIONS ACROSS THE UNITED STATES, JUL 11 – Over 1,000 events nationwide honor John Lewis’s legacy with rallies and voter registration to protest federal budget cuts and civil rights restrictions, organizers said.
- A rally named Good Trouble is scheduled for Thursday from 5 to 7 p.m. at Eighth and Philadelphia streets in downtown Indiana to honor the late U.S. Rep. John Lewis on the fifth anniversary of his passing.
- The event is part of a nationwide movement for social justice that promotes voting and human rights.
- More than 20 events will occur on July 17, protesting federal budget cuts and civil rights restrictions as part of the fifth annual Good Trouble Lives On Day of Action.
- The protests target the 'Big Ugly Budget Bill' signed by President Donald Trump, which cuts funding from social programs.
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L.A. protests planned for John Lewis Day of Action on July 17 – Los Angeles Wave Newspaper Group
LOS ANGELES – More than 20 events across the county will join the fifth annual “Good Trouble Lives On” John Lewis National Day of Action on July 17, part of a nationwide movement that has organized over 1,000 events to protest recent federal budget cuts and civil rights restrictions. Local events include a candlelight vigil in downtown Los Angeles, rallies in Pasadena and Long Beach, and demonstrations in West Hollywood, Whittier and communities…
Good Trouble Lives On’ Protest Set for July 17 Across the U.S.
A nationwide demonstration inspired by John Lewis’s “good trouble” legacy is scheduled for July 17, with events planned in approximately 280 cities—including Houston. Organized by groups like Black Voters Matter and the National Urban League, it’s aimed at advocating for civil and human rights. The post Good Trouble Lives On’ Protest Set for July 17 Across the U.S. appeared first on African American News and Issues.
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