Good Trouble Lives On – National Day of Action

Thursday July 17th – Time/Locations TBD

Good Trouble Lives On mobilization – National Day of Action, (details to be determined)

Good Trouble Lives On refers to a term popularized by the late Rep. John Lewis, who has described his significant involvement and leadership in the 1960s civil rights movement — he was an original Freedom Rider and an organizer of the March on Washington in 1963 — as “good trouble” and “necessary trouble.” Over the years, the Georgia lawmaker’s use of the phrase good trouble has served as a reminder of the importance of activism.