Your presence is urgently required at 11 a.m. June 2 at Fountain Square for the March for Justice. A broad coalition of civil rights groups, community organizations, unions and churches are joining to protest racism and violence by Cincinnati Police. The march will be the centerpiece for three days of reflection, education and protest. Hewan, a professor at Northern Kentucky University, and Gerdeman, spokesman for Coalition for a Humane Economy, lead a panel discussion chaired by attorney Rasheed Simmonds. The Young Professionals Program sponsors the program.
Admission is free.
Continue Mac's Struggle Celebrate the life and principles of Rev. Maurice McCrackin from noon to 6 p.m. June 2 at Laurel Park, Ezzard Charles Drive and Linn Street, across from St. Joseph Church. McCrackin was Cincinnati's best known activist against war, poverty and racism. Sponsored by the International Socialist Organization, the discussion includes reproductive rights, equal pay for equal work and affordable child care. The views expressed in these pages do not necessarily represent those of the publishers. Entire contents are copyright 2001 Lightborne Publishing Inc. and may not be reprinted in whole or in part without prior written permission from the publishers.