Charlottesville Leaders Announce March to Washington, D.C. Aug. 28 - Sept. 6

[Donkees]

[Donkees]

1. ''Starting on September 6th, we're taking over Washington DC.''

Starting on September 6th, we're taking over Washington DC. We will hold our ground and launch wave after wave of nonviolent civil disobedience demanding Trump be removed from office and that an agenda be advanced that heals the wounds of white supremacy. This is will be a sustained civil disobedience campaign, so bring what you need to stay.

We will provide mass housing for anyone coming to D.C. to support or participate in nonviolent direct action.

One of our principles is to maintain nonviolent discipline at all times. We'll hold daily nonviolent direct action trainings available to all and required for those committing civil disobedience and risking arrest.

check back soon for more details!

http://www.cville2dc.us/dc-action.html

[babydollhead]

2. Kick

[Donkees]

3. Monday, August 28th Charlottesville to Commonwealth, 3.5 mi.

we're marching over 100 miles from Charlottesville to d.c.

We are answering the call from faith and community leaders in Charlottesville to dismantle white supremacy in our country by taking their demand for moral leadership to Washington DC.

timeline

Monday, August 28th – Charlottesville to Commonwealth, 3.5 mi.
Tuesday, August 29th – Commonwealth to Ruckersville, 13.2 mi.
Wednesday, August 30th – Ruckersville to Madison, 12.0 mi.
Thursday, August 31st – Madison to Culpeper, 17.6 mi.
Friday, September 1st – Culpeper to Remington, 11.6 mi.
Saturday, September 2nd – Remington to Calverton, 11.0 mi.
Sunday, September 3rd – Calverton to Manassas, 14.6 mi.
Monday, September 4th – Manassas to Fairfax, 13.7 mi.
Tuesday, September 5th – Fairfax to Falls Church, 8.2 mi.
Wednesday, September 6th – Falls Church to D.C., 8.0 mi.

http://www.cville2dc.us/the-march.html

[Demsrule86]

4. My Mom's family has lived their since the 1600's. I lived there as a kids and go back quite

often. I have family still living there. When we were not with Dad at a Navel base we were in Virginia. I am very proud of my home place. When your Dad is in the military, you are not 'from' anywhere. Virginia is as close to a hometown as I have ever known.